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Zero Days is a american film of genre Documentary directed by Alex Gibney with Ronald Reagan

Zero Days (2016)

Zero Days
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Zero Days est un film documentaire américain réalisé par Alex Gibney présenté en compétition en février 2016 au Festival international du film de Berlin.

Le film raconte la découverte, en 2010, du ver informatique "Stuxnet", conçu par la NSA pour perturber le programme d'enrichissement d'uranium de la République islamique d'Iran.

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À travers de nombreux entretiens, dont plusieurs sources anonymes de la NSA, Zero Days révèle l'existence de l'Opération Olympic Games, dont le virus "Stuxnet" est une composante, et témoigne de la montée en importance des cyberattaques dans les conflits inter-étatiques au vingt-et-unième siècle.

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Ronald Reagan

(Self (archive footage))
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