The Pentagon took down the Joint Staff unclassified email system after Russian hackers attacked the emails of 4,000 military and civilian personnel. The email has been offline for the past 11 days.
US officials called the hack the “‘most sophisticated’ cyberbreach in U.S. military history.” In fact, the level of sophistication is so high the officials did not rule out is a “state entity” took part in the hack.
They also told The Daily Beast they are “creating mock hacking scenarios” before the personnel can access the system. The hackers used a “spear phishing attack” to obtain personal information on numerous users.
The attack occurred on July 25, only 16 days after Marine General Joe Dunford, a nominee to be the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the Senate Armed Services that Russia is the greatest threat to American national security. Dunford placed Russia above China, North Korea, and the Islamic State because of its “rapidly expanding military.”
Mitt Romney was ridiculed for predicting this kind of coming warfare.
D.C. is full of leftists who voted for Zero. I suggest they thank him.
I would keep military computers and servers off line.
In my business we have special computers for online use.
They have no access to files. They are clean.
I remember a couple of cyberbreaches back in the 50’s and 60’s.
“‘most sophisticated’ cyberbreach in U.S. military history.”
We have been online for like 10 years. Pretty funny statement.
DEAR LORD:
Pleeeeeeease let us find the connection between this and Hillary’s server.
Amen.
In that picture is Putin showing someone how he can reach in, and take obongo’s heart out and show it to him before he dies? Clever.
Hi Cardigan Joe Dan has a new Frogleg minute out.