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Web sites in China are being used as a staging ground for attacks on U.S. Defense Department networks, according to reports.
The story "U.S. defense networks attacked via China" published August 25, 2005 at 5:42 AM is no longer available on CNET News.
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For the rest of the world is the US that's making the world unsafe and the problem now is that US CAN'T get out of Iraq, that would be a bigger mistake than going to war.
I don't know how many GOOD AMERICAN PEOPLE has to die just to fulfill the megalomaniac dreams of world domination of some pseudo-american groups controling the US government.
All I can see from the so called war on terror is many years (maybe 20) of a bloody and senseless fight, not just with Iraq, but Iran too, they are moving for it. They will react with terrorist attacks against Europe and UK (the US will have some but none as horrible). Oil prices will skyrocket, making Mr. Bush and his oil gang laughing all the way to the bank. They will be a growing rapport in the US for senseless killing, and will pressure to stop the bloodbath. The government will find a way to get the hell out, throw some blanket to the matter and make a deal to not disclose the truth about it and democracy will not florish in the desert of middle east.
And Dave, I DO VOTE.
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Best way to keep a system secure from internet hackers is to not connect it to the internet. I realize that for many companies this is not an option, but military computers should NEVER see the internet. There is absoutly no valid reason. (You can still have internet access, just use a different computer that has NO access to the military side of the network. Not reduced or restricted access, NO access)
You are right. It makes no sense for the military to use Internet as their communication environment.
Maybe some hackers could down Navy's website but that it, it only goes as far as that.
I still believe is all a plan to create a hostile environment to pressure China.
Mr. AT Alishtari, POA and Founder EDI Secure LLLP, says he discovered this news story the hard way by having his servers attacked by virus from China just like the DOD. He had to use DOD contractor type software to stop it but he could not do like the U.S. did which is look up all related links.
Still, the black hat perpetrators are world class and do cloaking and using robots with the best of them. These war of the wormers are hiding behind the fact they have some wiggle room now but de worming is coming soon. Enough said on that.
A year ago, January 2006, EDI Secure LLLP was purchased by IDPixie LLC which owns the patent US 6,598,031 B1 granted on July 22, 2003 for APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR ROUTING ENCRYPTED TRANSACTION CARD IDENTIFYING DATA THROUGH A PUBLIC TELEPHONE NETWORK from inventor Jeffrey Ice. So to update EDI Secure LLLP's place in the marketplace, I add the above and below data.
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- It's called spoofing...
- by Steven N August 26, 2005 2:14 AM PDT
- Main keyword in this article: web sites are attacking...
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- duh!
- by n3r0 August 29, 2005 4:18 PM PDT
- good point. if china really was (who says they're/we're/everyone's not) "siphon" information, why would they leave it blatantly obvious it's from them?
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(24 Comments)If I wanted to make a scan on some US military site, I wouldn't go and do this directly.
I would go via some idle web server, and make the scan that way.
Textbook probing going on there. Just google with "idle host scanning" if you want to learn more about it.
Basically, the attacker can be located anywhere. It just looks as if the attack is coming from China. But that doesn't fit the propaganda machine of course.