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- US Nuclear Weapons Agency Among 400 Organizations Breached By Chinese . . .
A cyber-espionage campaign exploiting unpatched Microsoft SharePoint vulnerabilities has breached approximately 400 organizations worldwide, including the US National Nuclear Security Administration, according to Netherlands-based cybersecurity firm Eye Security The figure represents a four-fold in
- Chinese Hackers Attack US Nuclear Weapons Agency Using SharePoint . . .
The US National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), which is responsible for maintaining the country's nuclear weapons stockpile, was among the organisations breached
- US Nuclear Weapons Agency Breached in Microsoft SharePoint Cyberattack
<p>Key Takeaways On July 22, Microsoft disclosed that multiple Chinese-linked hacking groups had exploited a critical zero-day vulnerability in on-premises versions of Microsoft SharePoint One of the compromised organizations was the U S National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), which oversees the design and maintenance of the country’s nuclear arsenal This incident highlights
- Microsoft SharePoint Attacks Reportedly Affected US Nuclear Weapons . . .
Among these, the US nuclear weapons agency that provides nuclear reactors for Navy submarines is also reported to have been affected However, even though the Microsoft SharePoint exploit has affected the US nuclear weapons agency, no data breach of sensitive or classified information has occurred
- US nuclear weapons agency hit in SharePoint attack | Windows Central
The National Nuclear Security Administration is one of over 50 organizations affected by attacks centered around zero-day SharePoint vulnerabilities
- Nuclear Weapons Agency Breached in Microsoft Hack - cf. org
The National Nuclear Security Administration, a semi-autonomous agency that operates under the auspices of the Department of Energy, was among the targets of a hack allegedly carried out by Chinese-backed cybercriminals, according to Bloomberg News
- Microsoft says China-backed cybercriminals hacked into US nuclear . . .
A US government agency responsible for maintaining the nation's stockpile of nuclear weapons was reportedly targeted in a hack by Chinese-backed cybercriminals © U S DepartmentofDefense
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