Attackers have to hack this summer the website of the Permanent Court of Arbitration knowledge and provide malicious code to infect visitors with malware tried, reports Bloomberg. The incident occurred in July, when there is a dispute played between the Philippines and China over the South China Sea.
The case was already submitted in 2013, but last summer found the first hearings took place. According to the US Threat Connect was also hacked the Court's website and includes malware. The attack would have been native to China and aimed at diplomats, lawyers and journalists who are interested in the case. Details about the malware and hacking are not mentioned, but it would go to malware to steal information along. The Court leaves in a statement that the website was inaccessible for several days in July because of technical difficulties. What was the cause of this is unknown. The Court was certainly not of the alleged attack on the pitch.
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