NOW - Biden on Russian cyberattack: "It's coming."pic.twitter.com/oBAsobUSog
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) March 21, 2022
* A new White House fact sheet raises the prospect of 'malicious cyber activity'
* If Russia does act against the U.S., 'we will respond,' a senior cyber official warned
* Administration points to its own 'unprecedented' sanctions against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine
* Russia President Vladimir Putin called U.S. sanctions 'akin to declaring war'
* President Biden heads to Europe Wednesday to huddle with allied leaders
The Biden administration is warning about the danger of Russian cyber attacks on U.S. businesses or infrastructure amid the war in Ukraine – and warning the U.S. will respond.
A new White House fact sheet highlights the potential for Russia to launch 'malicious cyber activity' in response to sanctions the U.S. imposed on Russia since it invaded Ukraine last month – and the administration is revealing it has seen 'preparatory activity.'
'I think the President was very clear. We're not looking for a conflict with Russia. If Russia initiates a cyber attack against the United States, we will respond,' said Senior White House cybersecurity official Anne Neuberger, who briefed reporters at the White House on Monday.
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WNU Editor: President Biden’s deputy national security adviser for cyber and emerging technology provided more details (see below):
Update: President Biden gave a list to Russian President Putin on 16 areas of critical infrastructure that should be "off-limits" (see below):Deputy NSA for Cyber Anne Neuberger: "The Russian government is exploring options for potential cyber attacks on critical infrastructure in the United States. To be clear, there is no certainty there will be a cyber incident on critical infrastructure." https://t.co/auXtAiTj2b pic.twitter.com/ckGwvLowyQ
— The Hill (@thehill) March 21, 2022
Biden says he gave Putin a list of 16 areas of critical infrastructure that "should be off-limits" for cyberattacks, including the energy sector and water supply
— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 16, 2021
He says they agreed to have experts in their countries "work on specific understandings about what's off-limits" pic.twitter.com/K8oKdAFZ2J
Update #2: Someone should ask the question. If there is a major attack on US infrastructure, will this be seen as a "declaration of war"?
President Biden Warns Russia Is Ready To Unleash Major Cyberattacks On US Businesses
Russia considering cyber attacks against US companies, Biden warns -- AP
Biden warns business leaders to prepare for Russian cyber attacks -- CNN
Biden warns Russian cyberattacks 'coming' -- Politico
Biden Warns U.S. Private Sector Of Russian Cyberattacks, Citing 'Evolving Evidence' -- RFE
White House warns Russia prepping possible cyberattacks against US -- The Hill
Biden warns Russia "exploring options" for cyberattacks -- Axios
Putin's next escalation could be a direct cyberattack on the US -- Stephen Collinson, CNN
5 comments:
As long there is no cyber war against a good nap why worrying?
Just dont ddos any game servers, and we are Gucci.
Fuck the leftists.
"Sending some javelin missiles over to kill your soldiers; also here is a list of no-no retaliation targets. We don't want to get cold or hungry!! Hope you play by the rules, jack!"
So the CIA hackers will attack selected industries in the USA designed to make life difficult for the people, and then blame the attack on Russia, declaring war. The US government under Biden and the Democrat administrations is corrupt and evil beyond measure. Curse you, brainless US Democrat voters for doing this to our nation, voting for these senile old bags.
CORRUPT?
HOW MANY TRUMP APPOINTEES AND COHORTS HAVE BEEN INDICTED?
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