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Has anyone been watching the nightly news the last two days. It talked of thousands of hacker attacks against our power grid, infrastructure, and intellectual theft from major us companies.
The part if found apaulling is that in depth research found it was actually a section of the Chinese military, fully rnded by Tue Chinese government. I almost consider this an act of war. Almost even suggest cruise missile attacked. Or at least some diplomacy and demand answers from China.
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If I were president and it could be proven that they did it, I would say OK you have just had your investments down graded 30 percent. We just took off what we owe you. So start policeing your people better or we will down grade again.
As has the US, except China is much better at it and better equipped. Something our government isn't.
A private company, Mandiant, found that 141 companies/government websites have been hacked. Apparently China has built a fighter jet which is almost an exact duplicate of a US fighter jet (I believe the F-15, which China also calls their fighter jet). Mandiant sent a report to the WH one week prior to Obama signing the EO regarding cyber warefare.
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American officials say that a combination of diplomatic concerns and the desire to follow the unit’s activities have kept the government from going public. But Mandiant’s report is forcing the issue into public view.
Mandiant has watched the group as it has stolen technology blueprints, manufacturing processes, clinical trial results, pricing documents, negotiation strategies and other proprietary information from more than 100 of its clients, mostly in the United States. Mandiant identified attacks on 20 industries, from military contractors to chemical plants, mining companies and satellite and telecommunications corporations.
What most worries American investigators is that the latest set of attacks believed coming from Unit 61398 focus not just on stealing information, but obtaining the ability to manipulate American critical infrastructure: the power grids and other utilities.
What can Obama do, tell them to stop it? We borrow from China, give some of that money back to them, we owe China billions of dollars, and there are 100s of American corporations doing business over there. He certainly isn't going to tell big business to pull out of China.
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Sounds like a job opportunity for the IT sector.
Protect the United States against the Chinaman!
It's called Information Assurance/Security. It is what I do. American companies haven't invested in it (because it's not cheap and it is a pain in the *****), but they are regretting it now.
Has anyone been watching the nightly news the last two days. It talked of thousands of hacker attacks against our power grid, infrastructure, and intellectual theft from major us companies.
The part if found apaulling is that in depth research found it was actually a section of the Chinese military, fully rnded by Tue Chinese government. I almost consider this an act of war. Almost even suggest cruise missile attacked. Or at least some diplomacy and demand answers from China.
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Feigning surprise ... is, in itself ... a surprise. Foreign governments have been doing this for a long time, and before that they sent spies or paid informers to steal defense and business secrets. We do the same thing ... the U.S. Government.
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