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Quoting from the article: > Vietnamese government agents tried to plant spyware on the phones of members of Congress, American policy experts and U.S. journali
by Abby0 3y ago
Quoting from the article:
> Vietnamese government agents tried to plant spyware on the phones of members of Congress, American policy experts and U.S. journalists this year in a brazen campaign that underscores the rapid proliferation of state-of-the-art hacking tools, according to forensic examination of links posted to Twitter and documents uncovered by a consortium of news outlets that includes The Washington Post.
and a second report by amnesty international about hacking tools/targets:
https://archive.ph/n9BQ0 https://archive.ph/n9BQ0
so, its not likely that someone looked the source IP being from Vietnam and made the conclusion, it seems there is more analysis and evidence behind this article.
- nsonha 3y ago> its not likely that someone looked the source IP being from Vietnam and made the conclusion Yes it's not likely simply because the phrasing of the article suggested that. My point is that we should stop trusting such phrasing. The article also mentions that it started with social engineering on Twitter, so do Twitter have some sort of tool that somehow allows them to conclusively identify government hackers?