America's retaliation against Russian hacking.

Your entire post is nothing but a bunch of typical BC. No one blamed the US for the attack on 9/11 because of how we talked about Muslims.

On the other hand, building a wall between Muslims all over the world who have helped us with tracking terrorist is not helpful in fighting extremist violent terrorist Muslims.

Make of that what you will. Frankly, I am not going to waste time on such stupidity as you just pulled.

Are you not the same Baldimo who, during the 9/11 incident, claimed that the Bush White- House was behind this "attack" and that the builings were brought down by an internal plot??.

I'll bet you he wouldn't even have fought against the real commies. If Red Dawn were to happen, he would be one of the first in line to point out the trouble makers.

Neither Putin nor the Russian people are communists. Russia is a Christian nation.

When you don´t have anything intelligent to say, there is always the option of remaining silent...

On Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI released a joint report about Russian cyberattacks, titled “Grizzly Steppe.” The report had been expected to lay out more details about intelligence agency’s claims that the Russian government was directly linked to hacks on the DNC and other organizations, but security experts have expressed broad disappointment with the report.

Jeffrey Carr, author of Inside Cyber Warfare, wrote on Friday that the report “adds nothing to the call for evidence that the Russian government was responsible” for the campaign hacks. Robert Lee, a former Air Force cyberwarfare officer and cybersecurity fellow at New America, argues that the report is of limited use to security professionals, in part because of poor organization and lack of crucial details.

The report, Carr says, lists hacking groups previously suspected of Russian government ties, mostly identified by commercial security firms, “without providing any supporting evidence that such a connection exists.” That evidence may still remain classified, but Carr says that if so, it should be reviewed by an independent commission, because the White House targeting of Russia “is looking more and more like a domestic political operation run by the White House”.

Lee is much less skeptical of the White House, calling the accusations against the Russian government “a strong and accurate statement.” But he highlights extensive sloppy mistakes and limited practical data in the Grizzly Steppe report. A list of names used to identify hacking campaigns, such as APT28 and COZYBEAR, inexplicably mingles in the names of both malware tools and capabilities. Data intended to help network administrators block attacks is missing vital IP addresses and attack timelines.

Lee also says descriptions of the techniques of the groups profiled is “very generic,” and of little use for network defense. He concludes that Grizzly Steppe “seems like a very rushed report,” and speculates that any useful data was removed during the review and approval process.

farmerman wrote:

"Are you not the same Baldimo who, during the 9/11 incident, claimed that the Bush White- House was behind this "attack" and that the builings were brought down by an internal plot??."


Wow!

You really should offer proof or an apology.