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2017 Heavy - WikiLeaks Vault 7 Part 3 Reveals CIA Tool Might Mask Hacks as Russian, Chinese, Arabic
2017 In 2017, secret CIA files published by WikiLeaks revealed that the agency can mask its hacking exploits to make it appear that another country - such as China, or Russia - was responsible.
2019-Today LockBit
2020 Government agencies did not formally attribute the group to any nation-state.[5] Software with the name "LockBit" appeared on a Russian-language based cybercrime forum in January 2020.[4] The group is financially-motivated.[3]
2020 He (Demaneuf) began to receive anonymous calls and notice strange activity on his computer, which he attributed to Chinese government surveillance.
2020 TED - A Catastrophic Blackout is Coming - Here's How We Can Stop It | Samuel Feinburg | TEDxBaylorSchool
2020 United States federal government data breach
2020-Today Salt Typhoon
2024 Bloomberg - Microsoft Tells More Clients Russian Hackers Viewed Emails
2024 Fox News - Chinese cyber attacks are intended to 'induce societal panic' across America, security directors tell Congress Director Easterly said Chinese cyber attacks on critical systems are intended to 'induce societal panic'
2024 United States telecommunications hack
Cyberattacks from China
Cyberattacks from Russia
This more permissive environment may also intensify concerns about the CIA's ability to secure its hacking arsenal. In 2017, WikiLeaks published a large cache of CIA hacking tools known as "Vault 7."
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