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…”
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Clapper highlights challenges in attributing cyber attacks to state actors.
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I think right now, they're assessing the administration -- that's the National Security Council specifically, is assessing the impacts of this first round of strikes.
Well, no, it doesn't. And the fact that none of this makes sense, but most acutely, I think, nuclear-related information.
No, I don't. The Chinese setup is that there is a Polit bureau member who is the overseer -- the senior overseer on behalf of the Polit bureau for the entirety of the Intelligence and Security apparatus of China.





