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Starting to sound (even more) suspect - do you think a clever Chinese computer intrusion team would keep using the same well publicised attack over and over again against high profile targets?
A law firm that filed a lawsuit against the Chinese government says it was hit by a cyber attack that looks strikingly similar to one that targeted Google, Adobe Systems, and 32 other large companies. On Monday, Attorneys at Gipson Hoffman & Pancione began receiving trojan-laced emails made to appear as if they were sent by …
First rule of AntiSpam filtering - you have to reject any email coming from the outside which pretends to be from your domain or address range. If you do not - sorry, you get whatever Christmas you deserve. Then any scum out there can pretend to be your CEO or the sysadmin sending out by email the latest patches.
... it seems so fishy.
Maybe Western investors in China could encourage the government that it is difficult to meet commitments if that is how they treat their friends.
On the other hand, it is good to see what has happened and the means with which it was delivered.
It looks as someone has played an ineffective hand that merely set off radar detectors on quite a broad scale?