NEW: The U.S., several allies and partners and NATO are joining forces to “expose and criticize” China for a “pattern of malicious cyber activities,” officially saying it was behind the Microsoft Exchange server breach in March.
to be “surprising” and gave them “new insights” into how the MSS operates and the “aggressive behavior” coming out of China.FILE - This April 12, 2016, file photo shows the Microsoft logo in Issy-les-Moulineaux, outside Paris, France.
Among the trends, officials say these actors are “using a revolving series of virtual private servers and common open-source or commercial penetration tools.” They are also accused of looking for ways to exploit vulnerabilities in major applications, like “Pulse Secure, Apache, F5 Big-IP, and Microsoft products.”
“Countries around the world are making it clear that concerns regarding the PRC malicious cyber activity is bringing them together to call out those activities, promote network defense in cybersecurity, and act to disrupt threat to our economies and national security," a senior administration official said.The group will also formally attribute the Microsoft Exchange server cyberattack in March to China’s Ministry of State Security “with high confidence.
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