Iran's Uranium enrichment work was temporarily suspended this past month of November due to technical problems. Iran, in response, rejected these claims and asserted that it has successfully fought off a serious cyber attack on its industrial and personal computers. Yet, according to UN's International Energy Agency, Iran's Nuclear facility was indeed infected by a computer warm called stuxnet - a program that spies on and reprograms industrial systems. Regardless of the temporary halt of enrichment work, it is estimated that Iran's total output of low enriched Uranium rose to reach 3.18 tons- an amount that can be enough for at least two bombs.