Blog Posts Tagged with "Night Dragon"
From China with Love: The Chairman Meow Collection
August 26, 2011 Added by:Infosec Island Admin
China has been working us over for a long time, and with each day’s passing we have been steadily more compromised by the 7th directorate and their proxy hacking groups. This is not to say that others aren’t doing the same thing as well, China just happens to be the more active...
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Richard Clarke: China's Cyberassault on America
June 17, 2011 Added by:Headlines
"What would we do if we discovered that Chinese explosives had been laid throughout our national electrical system? The public would demand a response. If, however, the explosive is a digital bomb that could do even more damage, our response is apparently muted—especially from our government..."
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China Acknowledges Existence of Cyberwarfare Unit
May 26, 2011 Added by:Headlines
While numerous nations are involved in varying levels of cyber aggression, what makes the Chinese threat so much more palpable is the systemic nature and comparatively large scale of the state-sponsored cyber-offensive operations...
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Chinese Hackers Are Hungry for Information
May 06, 2011 Added by:Rahul Neel Mani
Stuart McClure, Senior Vice President at McAfee co-authored his best-selling book Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets & Solutions 12 years ago. In an interview with Varun Aggarwal, he talks about how things have changed since then as he launched the new edition of his book...
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Strategic Industries Should Go On High Alert
February 11, 2011 Added by:Richard Stiennon
Adversaries using pernicious methodologies are targeting the data of globally strategic industries. Business as usual based on risk based methodologies have to be supplanted by an urgent revamping of security deployments to counter a frightening new level of threat...
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Energy Companies Hit by Chinese "Night Dragon" Attacks
February 10, 2011 Added by:Headlines
"Targeted attacks such as Night Dragon, orchestrated by a growing group of malicious attackers committed to their targets, are rapidly on the rise. These targets have now moved beyond the defense industrial base, government, and military computers to include global corporate and commercial targets..."
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