25 January 2010
THE GUARDIAN (BEIJING)- China recently came out and denied involvement in the recent cyber attacks against Google. The country still maintains its right to punish people who challenge party control online as it continues to counter criticism of its internet policies. A spokesman from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology releases a statement saying that "Any accusation that the Chinese government participated in cyber attacks, either in an explicit or indirect way, is groundless and aims to denigrate China." Source:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2010/jan/25/china-denies-cyber-attacks-google
(Reliability: High - 56.53)
Showing posts with label State-sponsor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label State-sponsor. Show all posts
Friday, January 29, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
Project Grey Goose Report On Critical Infrastructure: Attacks, Actors, and Emerging Threats
21 January 2010
INTELFUSION (WASHINGTON)- Project Grey Goose's latest report details the attacks perpetrated against critical infrastructure systems world-wide. According to the report, China and Russia are nation states that see military potential in attacking the critical infrastructure of enemies, and they are developing capabilities in this arena. Meanwhile, some attacks on control systems originate from non-state actors in China, Russia, and Turkey. Chinese hackers typically have nationalist motivations. In several cases Russian hackers targeted their own government. Turkish hackers exhibit both religious and political motivations. Source: http://www.intelfusion/wordpress/
(Reliabilty:48.47--High)
INTELFUSION (WASHINGTON)- Project Grey Goose's latest report details the attacks perpetrated against critical infrastructure systems world-wide. According to the report, China and Russia are nation states that see military potential in attacking the critical infrastructure of enemies, and they are developing capabilities in this arena. Meanwhile, some attacks on control systems originate from non-state actors in China, Russia, and Turkey. Chinese hackers typically have nationalist motivations. In several cases Russian hackers targeted their own government. Turkish hackers exhibit both religious and political motivations. Source: http://www.intelfusion/wordpress/
(Reliabilty:48.47--High)
U.S. Plans To Issue Official Protest To China Over Attack On Google
16 January 2010
WASHINGTON POST (WASHINGTON, D.C.) - The United States plans to issue a formal "demarche" to the Chinese government in the near term in regards to "Operation Aurora" and allegations of state-sponsored hacking. A formal diplomatic message will signal a shift in U.S./China relations says Richard N. Rosecrance, who is the director of the Project on U.S.-China Relations at Harvard University. He continues to say that due to alleged state-sponsorship, the previously held favorable U.S. policy toward China "might now begin to shift in another direction". Source:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/15/AR2010011503917.html
(Reliability: 56.53 -- High)
WASHINGTON POST (WASHINGTON, D.C.) - The United States plans to issue a formal "demarche" to the Chinese government in the near term in regards to "Operation Aurora" and allegations of state-sponsored hacking. A formal diplomatic message will signal a shift in U.S./China relations says Richard N. Rosecrance, who is the director of the Project on U.S.-China Relations at Harvard University. He continues to say that due to alleged state-sponsorship, the previously held favorable U.S. policy toward China "might now begin to shift in another direction". Source:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/15/AR2010011503917.html
(Reliability: 56.53 -- High)
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