White House Information Security Breach
Russian hackers blamed for cyber attack that exposed President's private schedule - as White House insists computer system is secure-by Daily Mail
The article is a of the six months investigations that were commenced on the cause and source of the cyber attack and information security breach that took place in October 2014 within the State Department and exposed some of the restricted information within the White House. The report indicates that the possible culprits in the information compromise were the private schedule of the president of the United States and the emails of some of the people working within White House.
Further, the article attributes this act of cyber attack on a group of cyber-bandits who were working on behalf of the Russian government and Vladimir Putin. Immediate measures were taken once the compromise was noted and systems shut down and upgraded to avoid a repeat of the same, the Daily mail however insinuates that an anonymous source shared with them that a re-entry into the White House systems has taken place by the same group. It is also indicated that the Russian embassy refused to comment on the allegations on the involvement of their country. The white house also refuted the claims that the systems have since been hacked into again. Through the White House deputy national security adviser, Ben Rhodes, the State Department clarified that though the intrusion took place, it did not compromise the classified information as the attack only reached the unclassified system. The writer alludes that the cyber attack was facilitated through an act known...
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