 Canada must 'redress the negative impacts' of cyberattack accusations: China | CTV News Canada must “stop making baseless accusations and redress the negative impacts” of its claims that the Chinese government is behind a cyberattack on the National Research Council, China’s foreign ministry said Thursday.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Interesting the apparent Canadians in the comments section who are siding with China.
They don't sit inside my network all day and see all the attacks on my DMZ (air gap) servers coming from IPs in the 58.246.0.0/15 subnet.
Simple tools show me that those IPs are registered to building in Shanghai.
But, let's not blame it on China. It must be "Central Fund Management" attacking us.
Interesting the apparent Canadians in the comments section who are siding with China.
They don't sit inside my network all day and see all the attacks on my DMZ (air gap) servers coming from IPs in the 58.246.0.0/15 subnet.
Simple tools show me that those IPs are registered to building in Shanghai.
But, let's not blame it on China. It must be "Central Fund Management" attacking us.
We could ask the IDF for a little road trip, they're not busy atm.
Interesting the apparent Canadians in the comments section who are siding with China.
They don't sit inside my network all day and see all the attacks on my DMZ (air gap) servers coming from IPs in the 58.246.0.0/15 subnet.
Simple tools show me that those IPs are registered to building in Shanghai.
But, let's not blame it on China. It must be "Central Fund Management" attacking us.
Yep. One of the PLA's black units.
Interesting the apparent Canadians in the comments section who are siding with China.
They don't sit inside my network all day and see all the attacks on my DMZ (air gap) servers coming from IPs in the 58.246.0.0/15 subnet.
Simple tools show me that those IPs are registered to building in Shanghai.
But, let's not blame it on China. It must be "Central Fund Management" attacking us.
HAVE YOU BEEN TARGETED BY CHINESE ESPIONAGE UNITS?
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Interesting the apparent Canadians in the comments section who are siding with China.
They don't sit inside my network all day and see all the attacks on my DMZ (air gap) servers coming from IPs in the 58.246.0.0/15 subnet.
Simple tools show me that those IPs are registered to building in Shanghai.
But, let's not blame it on China. It must be "Central Fund Management" attacking us.
HAVE YOU BEEN TARGETED BY CHINESE ESPIONAGE UNITS?
___
All the time. I work at Alberta Finance. Russians. Chinese. Germans. Americans. Belgians. It's doesn't matter. Everyone is always looking for a competitive edge, and if that means hacking into some government's computers . . .who does it hurt?
Good luck to them. We maintain an air gap (ie: unplugged cable) to the outside world for critical systems, so if they can hack that, more power to them! And we are installing new firewalls in the coming weeks, so, good luck with those too!
Suck it NSA!
I suggest the NRC hire on some Israeli counter-hackers