SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) networks which control power and water distribution among other things are widely considered to be the most attractive targets for inflicting the most panic on the public. The Stuxnet worm which surfaced a few months ago has put the threat to these systems at the forefront. While the greater public may be downplaying the badness associated with this cyber attack, since it is not targeting the home user, the industrial industry should stay on high alert as the capabilities associated with this malware continue to be investigated.  The attackers motives are yet to be fully understood but it is clear from their actions thus far that these malicious actors see benefit in taking control over SCADA enabled systems worldwide.