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Tag Archives: WannaCry ransomware
One Year Ago — Cyberattack Cripples Institutions Around The World
“One NSA tool, an exploit of Microsoft Windows called EternalBlue, is being used as one method for rapidly spreading a ransomware variant called WannaCry across the world.” Forbes — Friday May 12 2017 May 12 2017 — A massive cyberattack that … Continue reading
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INTEL TODAY DIARY — July 7 2017
Tony Blair ‘not straight’ with UK over Iraq, says Chilcot — Russian ‘Humpty Dumpty’ hacker Anikeev jailed for two years — How Similar Are WannaCry And Petya Ransomware? — Former CIA Agent Will Go to Italy to Serve Kidnapping Sentence
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Tagged CIA, Humpty Dumpty, Petya, Sabrina De Sousa, Sir John Chilcot, Tony Blair, Vladimir Anikeev, WannaCry ransomware
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INTEL TODAY DIARY — July 1 2017
Sarin used in April Syria attack, chemical weapons watchdog confirms — Saudi Arabia’s recently deposed crown prince reportedly under house arrest — Lockerbie: a disgraceful episode for Scots law — The NSA Confronts a Problem of Its Own Making
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Tagged Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, Khan Sheikhun, Lockerbie, NSA, Saudi Arabia, Syria, WannaCry ransomware
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INTEL TODAY DIARY — May 30 2017
WannaCry ransom notice analysis suggests Chinese link — Was President Trump’s disclosure of classified intelligence to Russian officials legal? — Jared Kushner’s charmed life is about to come to a screeching halt — Turkish Foreign Minister accused European intelligence agencies of … Continue reading
Cyberattack cripples institutions around the world
“One NSA tool, an exploit of Microsoft Windows called EternalBlue, is being used as one method for rapidly spreading a ransomware variant called WannaCry across the world.” Forbes — Friday May 12 2017 A massive cyberattack that infected computers with ransomware … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Warfare, Cyber-Security, Cybercrime, NSA, WannaCry ransomware
Tagged Cybercrime, NSA, WannaCry ransomware
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INTEL TODAY DIARY — May 13 2017
Carter Page consulted with the FBI and the CIA — NSA EternalBlue used as WannaCry ransomware — Deputy FBI Director Andrew G. McCabe will report any foul play — 2018 budget for the Shin Bet and the Mossad
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