Aramco's CEO in a recent meeting with the CG admitted that one of his most pressing challenges is finding qualified engineers for all of Aramco's new projects.
Aramco's oil production operations are segregated from the company's internal communications network.
The Saudi government gained direct ownership of one-fourth of Aramco's crude oil operations in 1973.
It was Aramco's first comments on the apparent aim of the attack.
Aramco's oil could indeed keep gas-guzzlers humming for many years yet.
Shamoon spread through Aramco's network and wiped computers' hard drives clean.
While this Mission is far from embracing doomsday "Peak Oil" theorists, Saudi Aramco's challenges are significant.
Aramco's facilities glisten with a campus of housing facilities, classrooms and training sites.
Aramco's numbers may be an educated guess, but experts in the field know they are just a guess.
Aramco's reserves are 10 times greater than those of Exxon, which is the largest publicly listed oil company.
