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The intent isn’t to disrupt systems, but to quietly infiltrate them and gather information. The targeted attack continues a trend toward under-the-radar attacks that successfully use phishing and other tactics to gain access to user accounts and network systems. Google said it disrupted the attack, notified the affected users and secured their accounts. The Chinese government denied any involvement, calling Google’s claims a “fabrication,” the Post reported. The FBI was notified of the attack last week. The hackers gained access to a large amount of content, the Post reported, although the attack was limited to personal accounts no official government accounts were breached. With a click, employees invite a vampire into the network government official with knowledge of the attack, said the account of one Cabinet official was among those hacked.Īnother major defense contractor hacked RSA tokens likely involved
Gmail lets users forward e-mail messages automatically and give other users access to the account. The attackers also apparently changed users’ forwarding and deletion settings, Google said. In a post on the Google blog, the company said the hackers likely used phishing tactics to get users to give up their passwords with the intent of monitoring their e-mail messages. government officials, military personnel, journalists, Chinese political activists and officials of several Asian countries, most of them in South Korea, Google said. Hackers apparently based in Jinan, China, accessed the Gmail accounts of hundreds of users, including U.S.
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