1997 Eligible Receiver 97

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"Well, we do know that they were very successful in penetrating DOD computers. I mean, we physically got messages from the bad guys on our own computers." - John Hamre
Although many aspects of Eligible Receiver remain classified, it is known that the Red Team was able to infiltrate and take control of U.S. Pacific Command computer systems as well as power grids and 911 systems in nine major U.S. Cities.
Although many aspects of Eligible Receiver remain classified, it is known that the Red Team was able to infiltrate and take control of U.S. Pacific Command computer systems as well as power grids and 911 systems in nine major U.S. Cities.
change and manipulate emails to make them appear to come from a legitimate source
Common vulnerabilities were exploited which allowed the Red Team to gain root access to over 36 government networks which allowed them to change/add user accounts and reformat server hard drives.
disrupt communications between the National Command Authority, intelligence agencies, and military commands.
John Hamre
National Security Agency Red Team had no inside information to work with, but by engaging in extensive preliminary electronic reconnaissance of target agencies and sites prior to the attacks, they were able to inflict considerable simulated damage.
The NSA Red Team used hacker techniques and software that was freely available on the Internet at that time. The Red Team was able to crack networks and do things such as deny services

Terrorism, Torture, Sexual Abuse, Mind Control and Slavery AKA Social Engineering