Computer Virus Attack U.S. Military Program

Computer Virus Attack U.S. Military Program - The latest report says that computer viruses have attacked the United States military air (U.S.).

As quoted by the Associated Press on Monday (10/10/2011), a successful computer virus enters a computer network used by pilots to control the U.S. air force plane drones on the battlefield.

Wired magazine reported that spyware is difficult to be remove from the computer at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada, where the pilot controls the aircraft like the Predator and Reaper drones to places like Iraq and Afghanistan.

The report states that no data is lost due to virus. Not yet clear whether the virus is part of the attack others or indeed accidentally menginfeski network.

U.S. Air Force said that they will not talk about threats to their computer networks. "Because it is more and make them happy again to attack our system," they concluded.