> "I wonder if the authors, (seems to be Israel and/or US), wanted Iran to figure out who was behind it."
Or perhaps it was engineered to be as complex as necessary to accomplish the job (sabotage), but simple enough that Israel didn't have to show all of its cyber-warfare cards.
There's a good chance that any worm, no matter how engineered, will be detected and reverse engineered. It makes sense not to go all-in on any single one and reveal your techniques unless the difficulty of intrusion calls for it.
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> "I wonder if the authors, (seems to be Israel and/or US), wanted Iran to figure out who was behind it."
Or perhaps it was engineered to be as complex as necessary to accomplish the job (sabotage), but simple enough that Israel didn't have to show all of its cyber-warfare cards.
There's a good chance that any worm, no matter how engineered, will be detected and reverse engineered. It makes sense not to go all-in on any single one and reveal your techniques unless the difficulty of intrusion calls for it.