« For the extremely low price of 50 Russian rubles ($.89), you can make sure your selfie gets the extra 100 fake Instagram likes it deserves. For double the price ($1.77) you can purchase 100 Instagram followers, without even needing to leave the underground shopping center where you’re hanging out ».
Source : This Russian Vending Machine Will Sell You Fake Instagram Likes – Motherboard
@RichardFerrand Ils sont trop forts les services de renseignement russes. Ils ont trouvé votre programme 😁 #EnMarche pic.twitter.com/rW1emNceFK
— Bertrand qui twitte (@BertrandTwitte) February 13, 2017
Il s’agit «d’affaiblir l’immunité morale face à la propagande» ainsi que «réduire la confiance dans les sources du savoir» des sociétés occidentales. «Avec des médias traditionnels, les réseaux sociaux, des SMS et des trolls, la Russie, comme l’Etat islamique, tente de décrédibiliser les processus démocratiques», ajoute Janis Sarts. Dès 2011, l’analyste norvégien Tor Bukkvoll décrivait une «réponse technologique asymétrique» élaborée par Moscou après la prise de conscience d’un retard militaire trop important sur l’Occident. En 2006, Vladimir Poutine déclarait devant le parlement russe qu’il fallait penser les conflits en termes de «supériorité intellectuelle», de façon «asymétrique» et «moins coûteuse».
La Maison Blanche démarre ses représailles contre le Kremlin. Outre l’expulsion d’agents russes basés aux États-Unis, les autorités ont déclassifié des documents techniques sur les activités « cyber » de la Russie.
Source : Washington déclassifie des documents sur les cyberattaques de la Russie – Politique – Numerama
A hacking group linked to the Russian government and high-profile cyber attacks against Democrats during the U.S. presidential election likely used a malware implant on Android devices to track and target Ukrainian artillery units from late 2014 through 2016, according to a new report released Thursday.The malware was able to retrieve communications and some locational data from infected devices, intelligence that would have likely been used to strike against the artillery in support of pro-Russian separatists fighting in eastern Ukraine, the report from cyber security firm CrowdStrike found.
Source : Russian hackers tracked Ukrainian artillery units using Android implant: report | Reuters
“Huawei is essentially an arm of the Chinese state, whoever nominally owns it,” said Gordon Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China. “Its origins are murky, its growth far too fast for a private company in China, state officials support its efforts, and the absence of competition from state enterprises is another important tell.”
Source : Putin brings China’s Great Firewall to Russia in cybersecurity pact | World news | The Guardian
Russian submarines and spy ships are aggressively operating near the vital undersea cables that carry almost all global Internet communications, raising concerns among some American military and intelligence officials that the Russians might be planning to attack those lines in times of tension or conflict.
Source : Russian Ships Near Data Cables Are Too Close for U.S. Comfort – The New York Times
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