THE US's CYBER WARFARE WEAPON

Speaking of Fort Meade: The news is out that the US and Israel wrote the malware that spied on Iranian officials' computers to get more info on the country's nuclear efforts. That begs the question whether this guy, whom we snapped in September on the Fort Meade golf course that's being razed for Cyber Command, is the ace software programmer behind it all. "No comment," he replied, despite the finger-drumming-evil-genius gesture he's got going on.

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