Jenna McLaughlin
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The Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has released a new advisory about a strain of malicious code or malware being used to burrow into critical infrastructure.
They say the hackers are tied to the People's Republic of China and use sophisticated techniques like deploying layers of encryption and stealing legitimate credentials to hide their activities.
Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike also published a blog post about the campaign, concluding the hackers use their access to spy on an Asia-Pacific government entity, as well as email accounts of employees who work on topics of interest to the Chinese government.
The Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has issued an emergency directive requiring federal civilian agencies...
to inventory their use of products made by technology company F5.
The company says hackers stole sensitive internal data, information that would make it easier to target its customers.
Nick Anderson is CISA's assistant executive director for the cybersecurity division.
He said a nation state is responsible, though declined to be more specific.
He says CISA continues to work to respond to the emergency despite the ongoing government shutdown, which he blamed on, quote, Democrat refusal to fund the government.
Polls show Americans are blaming both parties for the funding disruption.
Yeah, I was lucky enough to speak to Barulis at length. You even got notes.
Yeah, I was lucky enough to speak to Barulis at length. You even got notes.
Yeah, I was lucky enough to speak to Barulis at length. You even got notes.
And got to learn a lot more about him and what makes him tick. Let's just start off with you introducing yourself. Sure. Tell me a little bit about you. When he was 16, he got a computer for his birthday instead of a car, and he just took it apart to see how it worked and put it back together.
And got to learn a lot more about him and what makes him tick. Let's just start off with you introducing yourself. Sure. Tell me a little bit about you. When he was 16, he got a computer for his birthday instead of a car, and he just took it apart to see how it worked and put it back together.
And got to learn a lot more about him and what makes him tick. Let's just start off with you introducing yourself. Sure. Tell me a little bit about you. When he was 16, he got a computer for his birthday instead of a car, and he just took it apart to see how it worked and put it back together.
He did the same thing with electronics from the thrift store, actually. He would buy radios and take them apart. He even said that he once got nearly electrocuted messing around with all the electronics.
He did the same thing with electronics from the thrift store, actually. He would buy radios and take them apart. He even said that he once got nearly electrocuted messing around with all the electronics.