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Acknowledging suspicions that two of NASA's earth observation satellites were hacked back in 2007 and 2008, the space agency has indeed confirmed "suspicious events" in a copy of an independent Congressional advisory panel on Chinese / US relations, obtained by Bloomberg News. NASA would not say whether the attacks were organized by the Chinese military as suspected, instead opting to assure the panel that no data was captured or manipulated and that they are working to establish an agency-wide space protection program.
Originally posted by JibbyJedi
4 years ago? We hear about it now, why? No data was captured or manipulated but they feel the need to tell us about this now? Everything that comes from NASA stanks.
Joking aside... isn't it a well-known fact that The US government and Nasa have some of the worst security tech in the world? There's practically hundreds of hackers gazing at top-secret and hidden documents/images right now as we speak.