Hackers stole >31.5 terabytes of data from 144 U.S. universities, 176 foreign universities, the UN, and five US govt agencies.
DAG Rosenstein announcing now: justice.gov/live
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No dollar figure for the IP stolen from foreign universities.
Rosenstein: “This administration is in its second year, and we are doing quite a lot. … You don’t see the attacks that have been deterred.”
U.S. busts 'massive' Iranian hacking scheme: politico.com/story/2018/03/…
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They'd link to a purported article on the same topic.
The idea was to make professors think they'd accidentally logged out of their email, so they'd enter their credentials.
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Here are general descriptions of the American company victims.
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Sometimes they set up auto forwarding so new emails would also go to accounts they controlled.
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