Detailed report on the Georgia Cyberwarfare incident, part 2

Last week, I referenced a 29-page primer on the cyberwarfare observed in Georgia. But last week, I spotted another interesting report:

The Russia/Georgia Cyber War – Findings and Analysis from IntelFusion aka Project Grey Goose. It is a volunteer effort by more than 100 security experts from tech giants like Microsoft and Oracle, as well as former members of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Lexis-Nexis, the Department of Homeland Security and defense contractor SAIC, among others. The report is only available via direct request, but you can take a look at this summary from Brian Krebbs at the Washington Post. Very interesting to read.

Previous posts:

• Detailed report on the Georgia Cyberwarfare incident
• Estonia publishes Cyber Security Strategy
• Some interesting information on the cyberattacks on Georgia
• NATO will open a Cooperative Cyber Defence in Estionia
• Cyberattack: A risk management primer for CEOs and directors
• Botnets as machines of War
• New Belgian government department to monitor hacking and espionage activity
• Chinese hacking in Belgian media (updated)
• Germany caught spying on other countries with Trojan

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