A tangled, worldwide web

A tangled, worldwide web

In cyberattack on Saudi firm, U.S. sees Iran firing back
Published Oct 24, 2012 at 10:00 am (Updated Oct 24, 2012)


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(From The New York Times) The hackers picked the one day of the year they knew they could inflict the most damage on the world's most valuable company, Saudi Aramco.

On Aug. 15, more than 55,000 Saudi Aramco employees stayed home from work to prepare for one of Islam's holiest nights of the year — Lailat al Qadr, or the Night of Power — celebrating the revelation of the Koran to Muhammad.

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