Government and private Web sites were recently hit in a cyberattack.
Government and private Web sites were recently hit in a cyberattack.
The Department of Homeland Security, which is one of the targets, according to a security expert, confirmed that the attacks were taking place.
Web sites in South Korea, including the president's, were targets of the same attack, said Jose Nazario, manager of security research at Arbor Networks in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The Washington Post said it, too, had been attacked.
There is some indication that the attack comes from China, Nazario said, but he added that he could not be certain of the origin. Even if it is coming from China, it would be difficult to determine whether officials or individual hackers were responsible.
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Vraag me af wat Noord Korea probeert uit te lokken met deze aanvallen op o.a. Amerikaanse overheids sites
Eerst die raketoefeningen rond 4th of july en nu dit.... Lijkt wel of er aangestuurd wordt op een militaire reactie.
quote:Als je het artikel waar in de OP naar gelinkt wordt had gelezen zou je dat weten.Op donderdag 9 juli 2009 09:11 schreef wieringer het volgende:
Ik vraag me af waarom je je afvraagt waarom Noord Korea dit doet...
Maar ja, TS heeft dat artikel zelf blijkbaar ook niet zo goed gelezen
quote:Ik zou wel eens willen weten wie er zo allemaal aangevallen wordt naast sommige U.S. en S.K. sitesUnnamed South Korean parliamentary sources said Wednesday that North Korea appeared to have orchestrated the attack, the official South Korean news agency reported. The sources cited informal reports by the country's top spy agency.
But Nazario said he had seen "nothing that would suggest that North Korea is an accurate claim."
