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TitleRussian Hacker False Flags Work - Even After They're Exposed
Publication TypeMagazine Article
Year of Publication2018
AuthorsAndy Greenberg
MagazineWired
EditionSecurity
Date Published2/27/2018
KeywordsCognitive Security, Cognitive Security in Cyber, hackers
Abstract

Hackers often perform deception through the use of false flag operations. False flags allow nation-state actors to pose as others in order to further complicate attribution. Russian hackers planted destructive malware, called the "Olympic Destroyer", which contained code deriving from other well-known attacks launched by different hacking groups. This discovery highlights the evolution of deceptive tactics used by hackers.

URLhttps://www.wired.com/story/russia-false-flag-hacks/
Citation Keynode-62657