yeah, you know, they discovered a or, or developed and research of boner ability and microsoft exchange most large organizations and the typical targets of defense, industrial base and government agencies of china don't have microsoft exchange server running on premise so they would have been donal, or if they were, they would have protected it, so could, could have been exploited. so it almost appears as of china just handed off to their hackers and said, hey, have fun, you know, here's how to do it and maybe provided them with the tools to do it. so i think that's the big difference here, the rocker sites that were linked to, to russia, which upon the recently, just in the last few days, i think disappeared shortly after president joe biden had a conversation with the president vladimir putin. the u. s. certainly seem to be prepared to go off to russia fairly harshly in terms of hacking. we're going to see a change in policy. do you think when it comes to going off to china for some of the things what we've seen us pushing really hard, especially during the trump administration agains

. >> washington and its allies blame china for the microsoft exchange hack, including -- accusing themf a broader range -- array of malicious activity. >> we saw that selloff in the u.s.. u.s. futures now extending up one quarter percent. not long after, the s&p 500 broad selloff in the new york session. the russell 2000 with small caps on a five month low. on the cusp of that correction. almost down 10% from its march peak. we saw the u.s. 10 year yields continue to fall 14 basis points lost in treasury yields in four days. crude right now continues to lose ground after we saw a sink in the new york session given the opec-plus agreement. the s&p 500 over the past year, every time we have approached the 50 day moving average of around 42.40, we saw the by movement. we have already four selloffs this year continuing to be supported by those younger investors. we saw that rush into etf's as well. >> i want to see if we can bring up this shot that shows multiple times over the past year we have seen the s&p stumbled to the tune of 3% or more. ev time we have had retail investors rushing i

it goes back to the hack of the microsoft exchange earlier this year.d after a while and it looks like suddenly, the chinese escalated their activity, and it turned from a targeted campaign to smash grab raid against microsoft happy mac exchange, even giving other hackers the ability to access the system, which is used by hundreds of thousands of organisations. —— against microsoft exchange. that puzzled and alarmed western intelligence agencies who were surprised by that kind of activity and led to the accusation today against china. will it make any difference? china has denied this in the past and it is likely to do so again the future. there are no sanctions associated with it. the hope is that with this kind of pressure, it will lead to a change of behaviour but it mayjust raise the temperature between west and china. . ~ the temperature between west and china. ., ~' ,, the temperature between west and china. ., ~ i. ., the temperature between west and china. ., ~ ., ., , we end tonight with easing of restrictions in england. and while many have ca

it targeted the microsoft exchange email service, health care facilities, manufacturers, state and localernments, a lot of others. microsoft pointed the finger at hackers in china. the u.s. says it has a high degree of confidence that assessment is correct. >> is it rare for the u.s. to come out and blame china for hacked selectors? >> we saw a lot of attacks. typically, we are seeing them blamed on russia, sometimes on other hackers from eastern europe, north korea. this is the first time the u.s. government has billy said we see china behind this. the u.s. has said we see hackers affiliated with the ministry of state security involved in all of this. >> normally they point to that facility outside of shanghai but they are not this time. they are also not the only ones pointing the finger at china. it is a broad front. >> that is significant. it fits in with the biden administration's approach. the trump administration tended to deal with china one on one and tried not to get allies involved as a group. in this case, we have not just the u.s. saying this but the u.k., the european union

the hack into the microsoft exchange that powers e—mail systems affected 30,000 organisations.gn secretary, dominic raab, insisted china would be held to account, but labour called for a diplomatic boycott of next year's winter olympics in beijing. we've watched as the situation has deteriorated in hong kong and genocide is committed in xinjiang, and he has issued statements and introduced sanctions whilst still clinging to the absurd prospect of boarding a plane to beijing next year to participate in a pr coup for the chinese government, asking the royal family and senior politicians to stand by while journalists are rounded up, pro—democracy protesters are arrested and a million uighurs are incarcerated in detention camps. in october last year, before he was overruled by the chancellor and the prime minister, he said there comes a point where sport and politics cannot be separated. when is that point? well, the honourable lady knows that participation of any national team in the olympics is a matter for the british olympic association. they're required as a matter of law unde

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shoppe china dismisses accusations it was under the massive cyber attack with microsoft exchange.e country to the hack with president joe biden laying the blame squarely on beijing. >> they're still determining exactly what happened. the investigation is not finished. my understanding is that the china government not unlike the russian government is not doing it themselves, but are protecting those who are doing it and may be accommodating them to do it. rishaad: let's bring in bruce, so many big cyber attacks over the past year. it's kind of hard for people to keep track, we talked about that earlier. what did happen at microsoft and why is the finger being pointed to china? >> this took place in february and march. it was an attack on email systems, tens of thousands of email systems affiliated with healthcare institutions, with energy companies, manufacturers, big local governments, microsoft attributed it to hackers that it said were in china. the u.s. government is now saying that it believes with a high degree of certainty that, yes, these were chinese hackers and they were

and allies, a cute hackers tied to china, the ministry of states, security of breaching microsoft exchange email servers. earlier this year, an allegation, the chinese government flatly denied last week. for more on this, let's bring in touch, did leave the cybersecurity expert and president of dark intel. always a pleasure to have you on todd. i want to start with they were really focused on these discussions, but cybersecurity is starting to play a big role between the 2 side. how important is cooperation between china in the u . s. on cybersecurity after what happened last week? well i think walk reach is gonna be important, but it's a one sided cooperation. the chinese have never cooperate with us. truly were faithfully when it comes to any of these discussions about what they need or want these. it's all about what china needs. it's never about the cooperation with the rest of the world. the united states is trying to represent, you know, the rest of the world in these, these talks. but they're not really getting anywhere because china is not going to comply with anything we want. top

. china is being accused of engaging in malicious cyber activity, including the hock of the microsoft exchange email server. earlier this year, the u. s. u. k and other allies say groups backed by beijing were responsible, compromising tens of thousands of computers worldwide, is one of a range of cyber threats. china's being blamed for including ransomware types, with millions of dollars. the us lead alliance is expected to announce details of action against china later on monday. but justin is the chief research analyst with i t harvest. he says china is likely to face further sanctions that will affected technology sector is really phenomenal response between both nato, other european countries. all working together with united states to announce and dino, china all at once. long with that the n s a caesar in the f b, i issued guidance and tony's hacking describing their techniques and procedures and their technology as well. and then thirdly, the justice department in dated 3 chinese officers in the ministry of security services. so. ready it was a coordinated response to everything that's

it was in march the white house said they were prepared to attribute this attack on the microsoft exchange several months and what is significant now is what the white house is saying but also what it's not saying. they are attributing this to china and part of what they say was their delay in naming and shaming them publicly over this, is that they found the scale of what they were engaged in actually went well beyond just this limited hack on microsoft exchange, that in fact the ministry of state security is engaged in paying contract hackers to engage in all sorts of maligned activities, including and especially ransomware. what's significant as well about this in part of the delay was that the u.s. wanted to bring our allies on board with this announcement. when we were covering the nato summit on the president's trip just last month, they wanted to push our allies especially nato to expand their mission to include activities related to cyber and to conclude a focus on china. that's exactly what happened here. it's the u.s. it's the uk, it's the eu and several other international allie

fried under president joe biden, and the cyber attack was targeted hundreds of thousands of microsoft exchange service. the us and its allies claim groups backed by china and p to $72.00. with your sport, the count down continues to the tokyo lympics opening ceremony on friday. and one of the biggest, limping sponsors, toyota, canceled all of the commercials in japan, associated with the games. ah, if you can engineers working on africa, largest hydroelectric them have reached a controversial milestone. the 2nd phase of filling the colossal reservoir behind the grand, if you can, race on stem has been completed, is a huge source of worry for a neighboring egypt and su, done. they argue that by manipulating the flow of the river nile, ethiopia can deprive them of crucial fresh water. the country says it needs the dam to help its economy. and people, catherine soy has more from us have about. the minister for airy geisha has been commuting about the completion of the filling of the dom, and he said that it has stored enough water now to run to the top, binds to generate electricity. in the comin

including this year's hack of the microsoft exchange email server. they say groups protected by and aging were responsible, compromising tens of thousands of computers worldwide. it's one of a range of cyber threats. john is being blamed for, including ransomware attacks, with millions of dollars to the best of my knowledge. and i'm getting a report tomorrow morning on this detailing for my understanding is that the chinese government, not unlike the russian government, is not doing this themselves, but are protecting those who are doing and maybe even accommodating and being able to do it. like hannah has more from washington dc. while it seems that president biden is attempting to leave himself some maneuvering room with regard to any potential action that will be taken against china. as happened earlier this year when russia was accused of packing, they were sanctions imposed at no suggestion as yet that sanctions are going to be imposed on china following these allegations. although the white house has just said that it was the right to take the

china was being accused of engaging in malicious cyber activity and leading the hack of the microsoft exchange email. so earlier this year, the u. s. u. k and other allies say groups banked by beijing responsible, compromising tens of thousands of computers worldwide. it's one of a range of cyber threats. china has been blamed for, including ransomware attacks with millions of dollars. the us lead lyons is expected to announce details of action against china. later on monday, let's say that to mike hannah, who's following the story forth from washington, d. c, the u. s. 70 pointing the finger really at china, but what more do we expect it to do? this will us has come out to the very strong statement from the 2nd international country making very clear that the us whole trying to responsible for this massive pack of microsoft servers. what the u. s. is doing at this particular point, it's informed microsoft about the nature of the hacked. it has launched an investigation into the nature in a rare occurrence, the f b, i obtained a search warrant to go into corporate servers and remove elements t

china is being accused of facilitating malicious cyber activity, including the hack of the microsoft exchange email server. earlier this year, the u. s, the u. k. and other allies say groups protected by beijing were responsible, compromising tens of thousands of computers worldwide. it's one of a range of cyber threats. china's being blamed for including ransomware attacks, was millions of dollars to the best of my knowledge. and i'm getting report tomorrow morning, detailing for my understanding is that the chinese government, not unlike the russian government, is not doing this themselves, but or protecting those who are doing it, maybe even accommodating and being able to do it. let's say it is the chief research analyst with i t harvest. he says china's likely to face further sanctions that will affect its technology sector is really phenomenal response between both nato, other european countries. all working together with the united states to announce and dino, china all at once long with that the n s a c. so in the f b, i issued a guidance, chinese hacking describing their techniques a

the attack targeted microsoft exchange servers, affecting tens of thousands around the world. welcome in the last couple of hours we _ explain more, gordon. welcome in the last couple of hours we have _ explain more, gordon. welcome in the last couple of hours we have had - explain more, gordon. welcome in the last couple of hours we have had a - last couple of hours we have had a flurry of diplomatic activity, not just the uk, but now also just now the us, australia, canada, new zealand, even in nato, all taking on china about what they say is vicious and reckless cyber activity. much of this relates to a hack on the microsoft exchange system earlier this year which was discovered and was thought to leave at least 30,000 machines around the world vulnerable, requiring a huge amount of effort to remediate that problem and the risk that the hackers and criminals could, if you like, jump and what the chinese have been doing in exploiting these systems. but it is also a wider attempt to call out chinese activity. us is actually indicting some hackers linked to the chinese ministr

this was a significant oneand attack on the microsoft exchange server.s is where a company or organization manages their own email servers. it affected tens of thousands at least. what happened was, a group of hackers managed to find four different vulnerabilities in microsoft software. this means they found four different gaps in the security where they can plan. chinese hackers opened up -- getting web shells and as many organizations. anchor: what are the accusations made by global leaders? reporter: it started off as a standard espionage campaign. every country house each other. it started off with a fairly successful but otherwise low-key campaign, lots ofhinese interested countries. . it endangered lots of organizations around the world. anchor: media groups say it was an outside security firm. why is that worrying? reporter: this is surveillance software. to bring down terrorists and serious criminals. but the accusations as they are not betting these governments enough. these tools are being used on innocent people. now the allegations are -- the

that includes a breach of the microsoft exchange mail server earlier this year. as a hacker, groups protected by beijing were responsible compromise tens of thousands of computers, world wide, one of a range of cyber threats. china is being blamed for, including ransomware attacks involving millions of dollars more from katrina. you're in badging. we've heard now from bay doings foreign ministry, as well as several chinese embassies and missions based in europe and all of these statements. all of these rebuttals have been basically summarizing 2 main points. the 1st is say, is saying that basically the evidence around these allegations is incomplete at there are many cyber actors around the world. it's very difficult to trace the actual origins and also countries should be very careful about pointing all of these attacks at one particular government. the 2nd point that fading is making is basically turning the tables on the u. s. and saying that these allegations are little more than hypocritical thing, that the us itself is the main source of cyber attacks aroun

the u.s., u.k., and allies formally attributed the microsoft exchange hack to actors affiliated withhe chinese government. other nations joining in that assessment, escalating tensions between the u.s. and china. dominic raab, the u.k. foreign secretary, this is his quote. "the chinese government must in the systematic cyber sabotage and must spec to be held to account if not." -- must expect to be held to account if not." tom: buried in the article is the linkage to that doj headline that we saw 45 minutes ago, in that four chinese nationals have been charged by the department of justice. this is a way bigger story than the headline blaming the government. no, this is about actual legal action. jonathan: how does this fold into commercial issues, investable opportunities in tech in china? opportunities of chinese tech firms being in places like america? tom: it is there, and that is a moving story, but it is much more buried in the article about ransomware and the fears we have, particularly for small businesses that one day, you are just shut down. jonathan: you've got to throw in

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well, this is a major hack that took place earlier this year, a link to microsoft exchange, as he saidms to other chinese based hacking groups with the result that tens of thousands of machines were compromised. it's the scale of that alleged behaviour by hackers linked western intelligence to its chinese state which led to this unusually broad coalition of countries today calling out chinese behaviour. he had the us, uk, the eu as well, perhaps significantly also japan, canada, australia, new zealand and nato all saying that that kind of behaviour was reckless, that it crossed a line, and that they wanted it to stop. the crossed a line, and that they wanted it to sto -. , , it to stop. the chinese tinnitus. if the had it to stop. the chinese tinnitus. if they had done _ it to stop. the chinese tinnitus. if they had done this, _ it to stop. the chinese tinnitus. if they had done this, what - it to stop. the chinese tinnitus. if they had done this, what would . it to stop. the chinese tinnitus. if| they had done this, what would be their motivation and?— their motivation and? well, that

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i was trying to collect data, trying to read emails from these microsoft exchange. so once they knew that they'd be caught, once you find out they tried to multiply it as much as they could try to compromise many organizations. and in that way, they left the door open, they left the window open to lots of other side. criminals ran to act as you name it. so that was a record of incident. not the only one was to be considered actually, not all state to it, but the records part later on when they tried to spread it all up. okay, so we can, we can go back and forth on, on the blame game, but let's move forward then mr. tang and i come to you in beijing, the recent g 7 meeting that happened in the united kingdom declared as one of the statements that china posed a huge global threat. trying to argue that it's big enough to be part of the global order. and it doesn't need to be part of the g 7, but would like to be part of the g 7 to be able to explain itself to be able to take be taken to task if needs be. because at the moment it seems to be on the outside. and as you s

many investigations start in the private sector, in the case of microsoft exchange, these were detected by security researchers who were not state affiliated, then they were detected by private cybersecurity companies working for organizations who were their clients. they detected these kinds of intrusions and escalated that, they let others know and eventually left the states now. this one back to microsoft, and microsoft try to issue a patch. it starts from some point of detection. security research, or by someone noticing underage -- unusual activities. it's very difficult to track that to the person sitting behind the keyboard, but it has been done. in previous cases, the u.s. has indicted specific individuals associated with chinese state and chinese military for intrusions. they have provided evidence. there is a lot of evidence in the public domain from these companies, from the u.s. government as well. even for the specific exchange tax, there is not a lot of evidence, it has been done, we would expect similar indictments in the future. [indiscernible] the left point to make is

a cyberattack which targeted hundreds of thousands of microsoft exchange servers. the u.s. and its allies blame groups backed by china. ethiopian engineers working on a large hydro dam have reached a controversial milestone. the second phase of filling the reservoir has been completed, but it is a huge source of worry for neighboring egypt and sudan. reporter: the completion of the dam is a milestone. the country's energy minister witnessed the end of the process, and set the heavy rains this season made everything easier. >> we are putting the turbines on unit 10. as soon as someone -- in a few months it's all about connecting to the transformers, and this will provide the biggest outcome for the people in ethiopia, which is generating electric power. reporter: it is a controversial project. sudan and egypt, who rely on the river nile for most needs are worried about the impact. previous talks to hammer out an agreement have failed. some analysts are concerned about the overall effects of the dam on the environment. >> this is a huge amount, more than 75% of the natural ri

the attacks include that sweeping intrusion of the microsoft exchange server in march that impaired thousands of companies in the u.s. and abroad the department of justice is also bringing criminal charges against four accused hackers from chinese intelligence but so far, no further consequences for china. a stark difference from sanctions imposed on russia after cyber attacks. >> effectively, your administration is naming and shaming china, but no sanctions. why? and is that enough >> they're still determining exactly what happened. the investigation is not finished. >> reporter: while the president often calls out russia's vladimir putin to stop hacking, today he did not address the chinese president directly >> the chinese government, not unlike the russian government, is not doing this themselves but are protecting those who are doing it, and maybe even accommodating them being able to do it. >> reporter: a senior official says by having so many u.s. allies speak out, they hope to pressure china to back off by exposing the scale of china's cyber hacking. lester >> all right, kelly, thank

the spring attack on the microsoft exchange email system hit tens of thousands of companies and gaves, essentially chinese spies, access to hundreds of thousands of email servers. >> the investigation is not finished. >> reporter: the administration for the first time is alleging that chinese leaders are costing companies and governments billions. >> what is your understanding of the biggest difference between what they've done versus what russia has done in terms of cyber hacking? >> my understanding is that the chinese government, not unlike the russian government, is not doing this themselves but protecting those who are doing it and maybe even accommodating them. >> reporter: while the administration has sanctioned the russians following multiple hacks, there are no currents plans to sanction the chinese. >> not only do we need to penalize the contractors, but we need to penalize the chinese companies that benefit from this intellectual property theft. >>> the u.s. charged four chinese nationals for a seven-year hacking campaign. these allegations reflect a deliberate choice by c

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. >> the white house is blaming china for microsoft exchange email. hack. it compromised 10's of thousands of computers around the world. this was in january. the biden administration has now disclosed a range of other cyber threats from beijing, including ransomware attacks from government hackers as senior us official says that china's ministry of state security has been using criminal hackers and are putting them under contract. we asked seen at at it are at large in. sure. what might happen if the u.s. doesn't 3 spot. >> i mean, this sounds like the cold war again. right. proportional response and the whole thing. i don't know whether or not by the way, we're hacking other people. i think there are a lot of people who would bet that we are. so, you know, this this kind of thing may already be going on. i think the question is how do we set rules around what you're allowed to attack and what you're not just like we have geneva conventions for actual war. you know, this is something that's going to eventually start hitting power grids and water supplies a

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china was being accused of engaging in malicious cyber activities, including the heck of the microsoft exchange emails. earlier this year, the u. s. u. k. and other airlines, se groups banked by beijing were responsible comprising tens of thousands of computers worldwide. it's one of a range of cyber threats. china is being blamed for, including ransomware attacks worth millions of dollars, england celebrating. what's it called freedom day? the government has lifted almost all kind of virus restrictions that says it reports more than 50000 new chrome virus cases a day south grays military and has recorded its biggest cluster of caves. 19 infections to dates with more than 80 percent of personnel of all to ship testing positive. $247.00 sailors on an anti piracy mission in waters of africa. and i think that that's where the headlines and he's are in half an hour with rob to stay with us. top 120 is next. after a one year delay the tokyo and then picks off, buying them by growing opposition. my really cost in japan, thousands of athletes will compete in empty stadium amid the corona, virus pandem

the attack targeted microsoft exchange servers, affecting at least 30,000 organisations globally.s of cyber—crime. president biden told reporters today that beijing officials may not be directly responsible, but still play a role. the chinese government, not unlike the russian government, is not doing this themselves, but are protecting those who are doing it, and maybe even accommodating them being able to do it. earlier i spoke to bryan cunningham who's an executive director of the cybersecurity policy & research institute at the university of california. he also helped to formulate the white house's first cybersecurity strategy during the clinton administration. i asked how sure we can be that these cyber attacks are state sponsored actions. hopefully, we have classified intelligence both in the united states and with our nato allies that confirms this in ways that we could never discuss publicly but, on a public basis, there is essentially tradecraft that these groups employ that is repeated. the privateers, as i call them, the hackers that work for themselves, sometimes for t

aging has failed to in detail, acknowledge or refer to the allegations of hacking into the microsoft exchange email service, which affected at least 30000 organizations. and also failed to acknowledge the indictment of for chinese nationals based out of the southern province of high 9. for what the u. s. has said is a 7 year campaign to steal trade secrets from companies and agencies around the world. katrina, thank you very much. katrina, you, they are joining us from being a teacher and union leader petro castillo, will become peruse next president, winning the election by slim 44000 bo sit. and 6 weeks of uncertainty with the official results delayed by collections of fraud by the losing candidate keiko, which morning gina faced his trial on unrelated corruption charges. mariana sanchez has more now from lima. well, more than $45.00 days after the run of electrons. finally, electrical official proclaimed feel a new president elect has been a long week of weight since i've told his supporters to patiently wait for this day, and they did it with a peaceful protest throughout all these week.

washington, and it's a lot that was responsible for a must have cyber attack earlier this year on microsoft exchange email server. today, an unprecedented group of allies in partners, including the opinion, the united kingdom, australia, canada, new zealand, japan and nato. are joining the united states and exposing and criticizing the p r . c. ministry of state security as malicious cyber activities. and this is the 1st time nato has condemned p r c cyber activities. so i would know that we are actually elevating and taking steps to not only speak out publicly, but certainly take action as it relates to problematic cyber activities from china . there have been many reports about cyber crime recently, but this prosecution is unique. this case is about a cyber hacking and economic espionage campaign led by the government of china be it is believed to have affected at least $30000.00 us organizations. microsoft identified the hackers as a state sponsored chinese cyber espionage group. wherever it, with no sanctions being talked about international affairs, unless the economics professor at china's sid

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high confidence that china, or china backed hackers, carried out a massive cyber attack on microsoft's exchange servers last spring. victims worldwide included schools, hospitals, cities and pharmacies. meanwhile in california, justice department officials announced indictments for four chinese nationals on charges of a global hacking campaign targeting multiple entities, including government agencies. >> the reach of this criminal enterprise was massive in terms of its duration, geography, and targeted industries. >> still, none of the suspects is currently in u.s. custody. >> some pretty impressive flying skills by a new jersey teenager who safely landed his plane on a very busy bridge. the 18-year-old reported engine trouble as he was flying near a pier in atlantic city. he released the banner he was telling into the ocean and spotted a gap on that freeway there. he then maneuvered his way onto the bridge without hitting any of the cars. crews later towed away the plane and investigators are looking into what happened. >> that is pretty remarkable. >> is pretty talented. >> e-mist of the cen