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Crowdstrike China's Army continues online espionage

The American Security Team Crowdstrike identified a checkable spy group linked to the Chinese army, and systematically attacked US governmental partners in Europe in the field of the satellite industry.

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According to Crwdstrike, the quacking group, which was named Panda Putter, has many links to Comment Panda, the team that had proved to work with the Chinese Army and blamed by the US government for hacking activities.

An essay 63 pages published by Crwdstrike revealed that Putter Panda is based outside Shanghai, with links to the People's Liberation Army (PLA) of China, the Third General Staff and the 12 Military Bureau with 61486.

The Third General Personnel Department of the PLA is generally accepted to operate under the orders of the Chinese Prime Minister to collect information and analysis services, according to Crwdstrike, while 12 Military Office 61486 supports China's space surveillance network.

According to the report, this unit is believed to have hacked companies from around the world to steal corporate commercial secrets, mainly on satellites, aerospace and communications.

Crwdstrike claims to be watching the 2012 espionage team, codenamed Putter Panda, and has documented 2007 team action.

The report "shows" 35-year-old Chen Ping, also known as cpyy, a person responsible for registration για τους servers Διοίκησης και Ελέγχου που η ομάδα Putter Panda για την διανομή .

Η Crοwdstrike αναφέρει μια μεγάλη λίστα εργαλείων που έχει χρησιμοποιηθεί από την Putter Panda, όπως trojans απομακρυσμένης πρόσβασης που συνδέονται με τα e-mail των θυμάτων, μαζί με άλλα κακόβουλα , which they use to gain control over their victims' systems.

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