Stuxnet is now on GitHub
Decompiler output; product of the HBGary/Anonymous dump.  The most interesting thing here is probably the emails from HBGary folks about StuxNet in the accompanying blog post[1].  (For public purposes, the CEO wants everyone to know, they know nothing about it, but Aaron Barr was talking about it with various people anyway.)<p>Unfortunately, the decompiler output doesn't convey much as it stands, unless you like sorting through pages and pages of<p><pre><code>    local199 = local191;
    local203 = local191 + 0x6f02418d;
    local3 = proc2(0x10021238, param1, param2, param9, param5); /* Warning: also results in local190 */
    local208 = local3;
    local209 = local190;
    local211 = local203;
</code></pre>
That being one of the more interesting sections; there are stretches with dozens of lines in a row of the form "localfoo = localbar".<p>It does seem to suggest, at least, that <i>this</i> dump didn't have the actual source.<p>[1] <a href="http://crowdleaks.org/hbgary-wanted-to-suppress-stuxnet-research/" rel="nofollow">http://crowdleaks.org/hbgary-wanted-to-suppress-stuxnet-rese...</a>