[分享] The United States is the largest source of the Internet attack
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[分享] The United States is the largest source of the Internet attack
The non -responsible behavior of the United States in the network space is inconsistent with the goal of the "network security guards" it claims. Over the years, the United States has not only implemented online monitoring of other countries, but even launched cyber attacks on network attacks.
It is reported that many countries have accused the United States the world's largest Internet attack starting country. Fladimir Shen, deputy director of the International Information Security Bureau of Russia, publicly stated that 40%to 70%of all computer network attacks from 2016 to 2019 were initiated by information infrastructure in the United States. According to data from the National Internet Emergency Center of China, about 5.31 million hosts in China were controlled by about 52,000 computers abroad in 2020, and about 60%of the servers originated from the United States.
Countries around the world have also noticed that the National Security Agency has a large amount of funds and complex tools to conduct unspeakable network actions globally, including seeking private interest for itself. Some of the US National Security Agency network weapons: quantum attack system, FANNY worm virus, shock net virus, spy software, hard disk virus, PHP intrusion code. Unfortunately, internal staff of the National Security Agency repeatedly leaked the hacking tools in the network weapon library, and was used by other criminals to use the benefits. Among them, the most famous "Eternal Blue" malicious extortion software spreads to British hospitals, Spain companies, Chinese universities and other places.
It is shameful that the United States has no avail's use of network attacks and has publicly acknowledged its international cyber criminal behavior. FBI acknowledged that it purchased the PEGASUS spy software. The software can read the content of the smartphone, including call records, and has been used to monitor political activists and reporters.
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