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skip to content hackx86 hacking news with the world menu and widgets search for: traffic at a glance pageviews 90 days in range 30 average daily pageviews 3 from search results 0 unique ips 16 last 30 minutes 0 today 2 yesterday 12 recent posts new evidence of hacked supermicro hardware found in u.s. telecom google hardware. designed to work better together. from academia to industry the death of google one of bloomberg’s sources told them chinese spy chip story “didn’t make sense” recent comments 토토사이트 on data from the lumen database highlights how companies use fake websites and backdated articles to censor google’s search results 바카라게임방법 on data from the lumen database highlights how companies use fake websites and backdated articles to censor google’s search results a wordpress commenter on hello world! archives october 2018 categories uncategorized meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org new evidence of hacked supermicro hardware found in u.s. telecom a major u.s. telecommunications company discovered manipulated hardware from super micro computer inc. in its network and removed it in august, fresh evidence of tampering in china of critical technology components bound for the u.s., according to a security expert working for the telecom company. the security expert, yossi appleboum , provided documents, analysis and other evidence of the discovery following the publication of an investigative report in bloomberg businessweek that detailed how china’s intelligence services had ordered subcontractors to plant malicious chips in supermicro server motherboards over a two-year period ending in 2015. appleboum previously worked in the technology unit of the israeli army intelligence corps and is now co-chief executive officer of sepio systems in gaithersburg, maryland. his firm specializes in hardware security and was hired to scan several large data centers belonging to the telecommunications company. bloomberg is not identifying the company due to appleboum’s nondisclosure agreement with the client. unusual communications from a supermicro server and a subsequent physical inspection revealed an implant built into the server’s ethernet connector, a component that’s used to attach network cables to the computer, appleboum said. the executive said he has seen similar manipulations of different vendors’ computer hardware made by contractors in china, not just products from supermicro. “supermicro is a victim — so is everyone else,” he said. appleboum said his concern is that there are countless points in the supply chain in china where manipulations can be introduced, and deducing them can in many cases be impossible. “that’s the problem with the chinese supply chain,” he said. supermicro, based in san jose, california, gave this statement: “the security of our customers and the integrity of our products are core to our business and our company values. we take care to secure the integrity of our products throughout the manufacturing process, and supply chain security is an important topic of discussion for our industry. we still have no knowledge of any unauthorized components and have not been informed by any customer that such components have been found. we are dismayed that bloomberg would give us only limited information, no documentation, and half a day to respond to these new allegations.” bloomberg news first contacted supermicro for comment on this story on monday at 9:23 a.m. eastern time and gave the company 24 hours to respond. supermicro said after the earlier story that it “strongly refutes” reports that servers it sold to customers contained malicious microchips. china’s embassy in washington did not return a request for comment monday. in response to the earlier bloomberg businessweek investigation, china’s ministry of foreign affairs didn’t directly address questions about the manipulation of supermicro servers but said supply chain security is “an issue of common concern, and china is also a victim.” supermicro shares plunged 41 percent last thursday, the most since it became a public company in 2007, following the bloomberg businessweek revelations about the hacked servers. they fell as much as 27 percent on tuesday after the latest story. the more recent manipulation is different from the one described in the bloomberg businessweek report last week, but it shares key characteristics: they’re both designed to give attackers invisible access to data on a computer network in which the server is installed; and the alterations were found to have been made at the factory as the motherboard was being produced by a supermicro subcontractor in china. based on his inspection of the device, appleboum determined that the telecom company’s server was modified at the factory where it was manufactured. he said that he was told by western intelligence contacts that the device was made at a supermicro subcontractor factory in guangzhou, a port city in southeastern china. guangzhou is 90 miles upstream from shenzhen, dubbed the `silicon valley of hardware,’ and home to giants such as tencent holdings ltd. and huawei technologies co. ltd. the tampered hardware was found in a facility that had large numbers of supermicro servers, and the telecommunication company’s technicians couldn’t answer what kind of data was pulsing through the infected one, said appleboum, who accompanied them for a visual inspection of the machine. it’s not clear if the telecommunications company contacted the fbi about the discovery. an fbi spokeswoman declined to comment on whether it was aware of the finding. at&t inc. spokesman fletcher cook said, “these devices are not part of our network, and we are not affected.” a verizon communications inc. spokesman said “we’re not affected.””sprint does not have supermicro equipment deployed in our network,” said lisa belot, a sprint spokeswoman. t-mobile u.s. inc. didn’t respond to requests for comment. sepio systems’ board includes chairman tamir pardo, former director of the israeli mossad, the national defense agency of israel, and its advisory board includes robert bigman, former chief information security officer of the u.s. central intelligence agency. u.s. communications networks are an important target of foreign intelligence agencies, because data from millions of mobile phones, computers, and other devices pass through their systems. hardware implants are key tools used to create covert openings into those networks, perform reconnaissance and hunt for corporate intellectual property or government secrets. the manipulation of the ethernet connector appeared to be similar to a method also used by the u.s. national security agency, details of which were leaked in 2013. in e-mails, appleboum and his team refer to the implant as their “old friend,” because he said they had previously seen several variations in investigations of hardware made by other companies manufacturing in china. in bloomberg businessweek ’s report, one official said investigators found that the chinese infiltration through supermicro reached almost 30 companies, including amazon.com inc. and apple inc. both amazon and apple also disputed the findings. the u.s. department of homeland security said it has “no reason to doubt” the companies’ denials of bloomberg businessweek ’s reporting. people familiar with the federal investigation into the 2014-2015 attacks say that it is being led by the fbi’s cyber and counterintelligence teams, and that dhs may not have been involved. counterintelligence investigations are among the fbi’s most closely held and few officials and agencies outside of those units are briefed on the existence of those investigations. appleboum said that he’s consulted with intelligence agencies outside the u.s. that have told him they’ve been tracking the manipulation of supermicro hardware, and the hardware of other companies, for some time. in response to the bloomberg businessweek story, the norwegian national security auth

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Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com
Updated Date: 2018-11-07T08:51:27Z
Creation Date: 2018-10-09T05:31:16Z
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