US charges 3 Chinese hackers over Siemens, Moody's, Trimble attacks
But US prosecutors say state sponsorship "is not an element" in this indictment
Pittsburgh
THREE people affiliated with a Chinese cybersecurity firm hacked into the networks of Moody's Analytics, Siemens and Trimble Inc to steal business secrets, US prosecutors said on Monday.
An indictment unsealed in a federal court in Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-vania, charged the three for launching "coordinated and unauthorised" cyber attacks with others between 2011 and this year.
The hackers monitored e-mail correspondence of an unidentified Moody's economist, stole data from the transportation, technology and energy u…
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