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German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp trade secrets stolen in 'massive' cyber attack 2016-12-08 05:59:33 Post No. 90346
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German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp trade secrets stolen in 'massive' cyber attack
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2016-12-08 05:59:33
Post No. 90346
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http://www.reuters.com/article/us-thyssenkrupp-cyber-idUSKBN13X0VW
http://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2016-12-08/germanys-thyssenkrupp-hit-by-sustained-hacking-attack
>BERLIN (AP) — German conglomerate ThyssenKrupp says it suffered a "massive" and sustained cyberattack aimed at stealing industrial secrets.
>The company said Thursday it was "a professional attack which according to our information can be attributed to a group in Southeast Asia."
>ThyssenKrupp says the attackers targeted its Industrial Solutions unit and some data appeared to have been stolen.
>The Essen-based company says that particularly sensitive departments, such as its naval and power plant units, are specially protected and weren't affected by the attack.
>German weekly WirtschaftsWoche reported that the attack lasted six months before it was successfully fought off.
>Last month Deutsche Telekom suffered a large-scale outage after its network was attacked by a so-called botnet comprised of millions of hijacked internet-connected devices, including fridges, televisions and heating systems.
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>when refrigerators attack no one is safe
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This a major disadvantage of IOT devices. Why does a fucking fridge need internet?
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>>90359
because Skynet is coming
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skynet_(Terminator)
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How does one hack?
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>Profited from WW2
>Used enslaved foreign labor
>Alfried Krupp Nazi war criminal
>Sentenced to 12 years plus forfeiture of property; pardoned after 3 years and property restored to him; died 30 July 1967
>Fritz "I Paid Hitler" Thyssen, Nazi war criminal
>All part of the German industrialist class supported, funded, and profited from Hitler and his reign in which millions of people suffered.
Don't expect me to give a shit
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just wait until this happens to self-driving cars
and you know it will.
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>>90368
Hitler did nothing wrong
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>>90372
>nothing wrong
He lost. He fucking betrayed us.
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>>90439
he got jewed
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>>90370
you're wrong about Thyssen, though. He only was with Hitler before he revealed himself to be crazy, look it up.
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>>90368
What does today's company have to do with that?
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Remember the remade battlestar galactica? their military commanders were so spooked of cylons getting access to their info and their networks that their battlestar computer systems weren't networked - a separate independent computer system for each section/module of their ships.
you'd think that paranoia is so deeply rooted in their fear of cylons that its almost laughable.
its not laughable now, is it? no cylons here, though. just your friendly neighbors taking a peek at how you do things, and learn how to make them better than you.
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>>90491
This is why it's a good idea to have America's nuke silos operating with 1980s computers running COBOL off floppy disks.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2016/05/26/the-real-reason-america-controls-its-nukes-with-ancient-floppy-disks/
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>>90346
>spend a trifling amount of money on infosec
>keeps devices with sensitive data on them on networks that can route to the outside
>complain about cyber attack
Fucking amateurs get what they deserve
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>>90346
I didn't even need to look and I knew it was China. They did the same thing here in the US.
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