N.S.A. Denies That Its Tool Was Used in Hacking of Baltimore, Lawmaker Says.

The article reports that National Security Agency (NSA) has denied that its hacking tools stolen in 2017 was used in ransomware attack on government of Baltimore, Maryland and mentions that contractors had discovered software tool called web shell.

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Publicado en:New York Times Vol. 168; no. 58346; p. 16
Autores principales: SHANE, SCOTT, PERLROTH, NICOLE
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: New York Times 6/2/2019
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