improving offensive tradecraft, the use of proxies, and the creation of cover organizations will hinder timely, high-confidence attribution of responsibility for state-sponsored cyber operations.
James Clapper: “improving offensive tradecraft, the use of proxies, and the creation of cover organizations will hinder timely…”
On the recordFebruary 24, 2016
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Clapper highlights challenges in attributing cyber attacks to state actors.
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