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White House Says Unclassified Network Hit In Cyberattack
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Marilyn Cohodas
Marilyn Cohodas,
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10/30/2014 | 4:05:36 PM
Re: White House Says Unclassified Network Hit in Cyberattack
This is the only one which the public was made aware of. 

That's right @tekedge, this is the only White House hack that we know about. The White House wasn't particularly forthcoming when those fence jumpers who gained access to the physical property. Why expect offiicals to be more transparent about a cyber intrusion. 
tekedge
tekedge,
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10/29/2014 | 7:49:13 PM
White House Says Unclassified Network Hit in Cyberattack
It is not surprising that there was a cyberattack on the Whitehouse network. I think the atmosphere in the world around us had this nation in the center of a storm for a long time now. So there are going to be lots of hackers trying to get in to get information. This is the only one which the public was made aware of. I think the security team must be on their toes keeping the hackers away. Anyway it was good that they hit the unclassified network!


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