Russia Hackers DOX Lockheed Employees! Government Response: Nothing!

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A high-ranking US Army veteran and commentator has expressed his concerns about a Russian-backed hacking group, known as Evil Web, which has targeted Lockheed Martin, a leading defense contractor in the US. The group uses unsophisticated tactics, such as sending out official-looking spearfishing emails to target employees, resulting in the release of a list of names, phone numbers, and employee email addresses. The hacking group seems to be using this information to intimidate Lockheed Martin employees.

The commentator criticizes Lockheed Martin’s lack of security measures, stating that even sophisticated hackers like Evil Web can breach their systems. He also mentions that the US government made claims about the importance of cybersecurity, but their response to these hacking attacks is lackluster.

The commentator also discusses another Russian-backed hacking group, Star Blizzard, which targeted Western think tanks, journalists, and former military and intelligence officials. He notes that these attacks are part of a larger campaign to intimidate and humiliate Western institutions. The US Department of Justice has accused Star Blizzard of hacking into the systems of several organizations, including the Department of Energy, which is responsible for overseeing nuclear weapons programs.

The commentator also criticizes the US government for their handling of cyber threats, stating that they are too soft on Russian hackers and do not take adequate measures to protect the country’s infrastructure. He believes that the US should take a more aggressive stance against Russian hackers and use more sophisticated tactics to counter their attacks. Ultimately, the commentator concludes that trust in government is important, but so is a strong response to cyber threats.