you say i'm a member of the estonia hackers? >> estonia seems to be a hotbed right now, i think because of how the economy is run over there. >> anyone else? >> if i could add to that. >> sure. >> it's actually pretty interesting. this is a very large and very well-organized underground economy. they're specialized. so you have some people that rent tools. other people that rent access to botnets. you can tell them where you want the bots to be, where you want the computers. payment mechanisms between the parties. so it's very sophisticated. when you think from a criminal standpoint, it's a lot easier to get an investment return this way. and the scale is so much larger. these are folks that operate across borders, internationally. and there is just an enormous amount of economic incentive for them to do it. and unlike apt, this is primarily an economic crime. apt is focused certainly on economics, but more on intellectual property or embarrassing companies. this is all about the money. >> well, i guess mr. mahon, is there a pos

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by the fbi on the dns changer malware, you'll see it was a group of individuals operating out of estonia that basically sent malware to individuals in various forms and e-mails, and you clicked on it, and it infected your computer in a way that it directed you went you went out to do a dns type search, you were looking for amazon.com or some other company, you really went to their servers. their own servers were embedded in various locations in the united states. so these are organized groups. they figured out how to capitalize on the money you can make with the malware. >> are these people, for example in estonia, are they part of a mafia, underground, an organization? it's larger than just estonia, without you revealing any -- >> these are no longer just individual hackers. the individual hackers are out there. but now they've actually formed themselves into types of federations to work together. >> across the world? >> you can do it across the world there are certain hacking groups you can join and be a memberm

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you say i'm a member of the estonia hacker group. >> estonia seems to be a hotbed right now because of how the economy is run over there. >> anyone else? >> if i couldad toad that, i think it's pretty interesting. this is a very large and very well organized underground economy. they are specialized. we have some people that write tools, other people that rent access to botnet networks so you can rent botnets by the hour. you can tell them where you want the bots to be, payment network mechanisms between these parties so it's very sophisticated and if you think from a criminal standpoint it's easier to get a return on investment this type of thing it is than it is to do physically oriented crimes and the scale is so much larger. these are folks that operate across borders internationally and there's enormous amount of economic incentive for them to do it and it's primarily unlike a.p.t., this is primarily an economic crime. a.p.t. is focused on economics but more on intellectual property. this is all about the money. >> well, i guess mr. mahon, is there a possibility that we have terro

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you say i'm a member of the estonia hacking -- >> estonia just seems to be a hotbed right now i think because how the economy is run over there. >> uh-huh. anyone else? >> if i could add to that, it's actually pretty interesting. this is a very large and very well organized underground economy. they are specialized. you have some people that write tools, you can rent bot nets by the hour, you can tell them where you want the bots to be, what kind of computers. you know, all of -- payment network mechanisms between these parties, so it's very sophisticated. and, you know, if you think about it from a criminal standpoint, a lot easier to get a rush on invest -- return on invest. , and the stale is so much larger. -- and the scale is so much larger. there's just an enormous amount of economic sniff for them -- incentive for them to do it and this is primarily an economic crime. this is all about the money. >> well, i guess, mr. mahon, is there a possibility that we have terrorists involved that are part of this estonia -- that terrorists could go to this group or this federation across a

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i am a member of the estonia -- >> estonia seems to be a hotbed right now because the economy. >> if i could add to that is actually pretty interesting. this is a very large and very well organized underground economy. their specialized, so you have some people that right tools, other people that read access, you can rent botnets by the hour and where you want them to be and what kind of computers. all of -- payment network mechanisms between the parties, so it's very sophisticated and if you think about it from a criminal standpoint it's a lot easier to get a return on investment on this type of thing than it is to do physically oriented crimes and the scale is so much larger. these are folks that operate internationally and there is an enormous amount of economic consensus for them to do it and it's primarily unlike apt it is an economic crime and focused certainly on economics but more intellectual property or undressing companies. this is all about the money. >> why guess, mr. mahon is there a possibility that we have terrorists involved that are a part of this estonia the terror

we also have special agents embedded in romania, estonia, you crane and the netherlands, working to identifykey players and here at home the national group briggs together 18 law enforcement, military and intelligence agency in order to stop current and prevent future attacks. they operate through threat focused cells. special agents, officers and analysts who focus on particular threats such as botnets. just last week we announce d targets of six hackers known as an anonymous. they target the companies, media, and law enforcement since 2008. this case was successful because we worked extensively with our overseas parters and we use our sophisticated intelligence techniques in the psycher arena. we must continue to push forward and enhance our collective capability to fight cyber crime and we do need tougher penalties for cyber centimeters to make the cost of doing business more than they are willing to bear. just as we did after september 11, we must break down walls to succeed in combatting this cyber threat and just as we do or did with terrorism, we must identify and stop cyber threats b

estonia and atherosclerosis died on november tenth one thousand nine hundred eighty two from heart failure during brushing his reign the term trend in medicine the quote special significance the average age of the politburo as members was around eighty the country's leaders constant medical attention that's why doctors went through a special procedure to be selected for work at the facility. i had been under some form of surveillance my mom died back in nineteen forty six when i was born. when i was getting a job or they even wanted to know the number of my mother's grave. in his later years before brezhnev was due to appear in public doctors would give him strong drugs to help him focus even then he couldn't concentrate for more than ten minutes . of heart attacks and stroke certainly undermine his health on top of a brazen air force dependent on sleeping pills all of that together made him completely to crap and. was limitation of us elderly general secretary was known to have patronized the woman at some point without doctors know when she began supply brezhnev would large amounts of sl

conducted by the fbi and the ds malware you will see it was a group of individuals operating out of estonia that basically said the malware to the individuals and various forms and e-mails and you click on them and infected your computer in a way that directed you when you went out to do a search you were looking for amazon dhaka, or some other company. you went to their servers and directly embedded in the various locations in the united states, so these are organized groups that have figured out how to capitalize on the money that he can make. >> are these people in estonia, are they part of a mafia underground, an organization? is larger than just an hazony without you revealing -- >> those are no longer individual hackers. they are out there but now they've actually formed themselves into types of federations to work together. >> across the world? >> you can do it across the world. there are certain groups that you can join in and would be a member from different countries petraeus too so it's like a fraternity. i am a member of the -- >> it needs to be a hotbed right now because the ec

. >> estonia? >> no. one we like right now at the moment is china. surprised to hear that. if you're looking at emerging market investment, it's better to take a broad brush approach across the range of emerging countries rather than get super clever and pick just one. >> i would like to just talk more about china and the so-called hard landing everyone's got themselves in a tiz about. we can't trust the numbers for a stat, so i'm not sure how it would be a hard landing based on those numbers, but shanghai has been taking a hit of late. >> yeah. when we talk about china hard landing, we're really talking about an economy that grows by less than 7%. so chinese definition of hard landing. the government has suggested -- >> are you concerned about a hard landing? >> no. the government's suggests 7.5% this year. we think it's going to be more like 8%. >> you know, no offense, i am tired of talking about china, to be honest with you. you never know. i made a bet with jamie dimon yesterday about growth. maybe it will come in good. but the government's goin

we also special agents indicted in armenia, estonia, ukraine and the netherlands, working to identify emerging trends and key players in the saver arena. and here at home the fbi the national cyberinvestigative joint task force, which brings together a team on force that military and intelligence agencies in order to stop current and to prevent future attacks. the task force operate through threat focus, specialized groups of agents and analysts that focus on particular threat, such as botanists. and we're making progress. just last week the department of justice and the fbi with domestic and foreign partners announced charges against six hackers who align themselves with the group known as anonymous. according to the charges they were responsible for a broad range of high-profile cyberintrusions targeting companies come at the media and law enforcement since 2008. this case by successful because we worked extensively with overseas partners and restart traditional investigative and intelligence techniques in the saver arena. we must continue to push forward and enhance our collective

we also have special agents indicted in armenia, estonia, ukraine and the netherlands. according to identify emerging trends and key players in the cyber arena. and the fbi leads the national sired investigative trite task force which brings together 18 law enforcement military and intelligence agencies to stop current and to prevent future attacks. the task force operates through focused cells come specialized groups of agents come officers and analysts that focus on particular threats such as bought nets -- botnets did just last week the fbi along with our foreign partners announced charges with six hackers who align themselves with a group known as anonymous. according to the charges, they are responsible for a broad range of high profile cyber intrusions targeting companies, the media and law enforcement since 2008. and this case was successful because we worked with overseas partners and used our traditional investigative and intelligence techniques in this cyber arena. we must continue to push forward and enhance our collective capability to fight cybercrime, and

in estonia's case, they have asked nato to consider that equal to a physical attack. if a member of nato is attacked by another nation state to be a cyber as opposed to war plans for bombing, nato should respond. this creates complicated issues and international fears and military figures. host: george, please go ahead with your question for michael riley about cyber security. caller: good morning. very informative show. mr. strohm answered most of my questions whether we are writing enough laws. another question i had -- anonymous is in it for political reasons, not so much money. i am one of the veterans that -- we got our names and addresses hacked a while back. i do not know if they ever caught those guys. could they go into medical records and mess around and hurt a person that way? is there a reward for whistleblowing? can i give a shout out to chris blair for sheriff here. host: you just did. [laughter] guest: good question. the thing about cyber security and hacking is the possibilities are endless. they can get into hospitals and into medical records. hospita

and they are doing it right now in estonia. the same kind of rock, the same kind of thing. and now the third group has told me they believe there's probably -- they think you could get three trillion barrels of oil from just one area of utah. then it goes into northwest colorado and southwest wyoming, from what we're told. we know that there have been enough wells drilled in the middle east that all the oil that's there we pretty well know where it is. have a good idea from the way the wells and the fields are being depleted about how much is left. information that i've been given indicated that there probably is somewhere around a trillion barrels of oil left in the middle east. a trillion. and yet in one area of utah we're told there may be three times that much. sadly, however, this administration does what it has done repeatedly for over three years. they put more and more of our resources off-limits. so when the president reads the teleprompter that says, you know, there's just nothing i could do to change the price of gasoline, with it we could get information to him