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Chinesische Hacker hatten offenbar fünf Jahre Zugriff auf kritische US-Infrastruktur - Jim Lo Scalzo / EPA

Mögliche Sabotagepläne Chinesische Hacker hatten offenbar fünf Jahre Zugriff auf kritische US-Infrastruktur

Die Angreifer hätten wohl großen Schaden anrichten können: Laut NSA und FBI hat die chinesische Hackergruppe »Volt Typhoon« Zugriff auf wichtige Versorgungsnetze gehabt. US-Behörden befürchten weitere Attacken.

Attacke auf Viasat US-Geheimdienst untersucht Cyberangriff auf Satelliteninternet

Zeitgleich mit Russlands Angriff fiel ein von der ukrainischen Armee genutztes Satellitennetzwerk aus. Inzwischen prüft die NSA, ob russische Hacker im Staatsauftrag dahinterstecken.

Weitergabe von Staatsgeheimnissen? Chef des dänischen Geheimdiensts muss in Haft bleiben

Der Skandal erschüttert Dänemark: Der hochrangige Beamte Lars Findsen soll geheime Informationen weitergegeben haben. Ebenso unter Verdacht: ein ehemaliger Verteidigungsminister und mehrere Mitarbeiter des Geheimdiensts.

Verheerende Log4j-Schwachstelle »Leider machen auch Hacker Überstunden«

Deutschlands IT-Sicherheitsbehörde warnt auf höchster Stufe, sogar die Arbeit der NSA war zeitweise gefährdet. Im Netz tobt gerade ein Rennen zwischen guten und bösen Hackern. Grund ist eine schwere Sicherheitslücke. Von Max Hoppenstedt

»Bösartige Cyberaktivitäten« USA und EU werfen China Hackerangriffe vor

Die Regierungen werfen dem chinesischen Staat vor, »Auftragshacker« einzusetzen, um den Westen zu destabilisieren. Vier mutmaßliche Täter werden nun in den USA angeklagt.

Mutmaßliche Unterstützung des US-Abhördienstes NSA Berlin und Paris fordern Klarheit über dänische Spionagehilfe

Dänemark half dem US-Geheimdienst NSA offenbar beim Ausspähen der Bundesregierung und weiterer europäischer Politiker. Das Land hat den Vorfall inzwischen selbst verurteilt – doch der internationale Druck wächst.

Wechsel nach DC Berlin-Botschafter Grenell wird Trumps Geheimdienstkoordinator

Richard Grenell gilt als glühender Fan von Donald Trump - und war als US-Vertreter in Deutschland immer wieder heftig angeeckt. Nun bekommt er einen neuen Posten in Washington.

New WikiLeaks Revelations CIA Spies May Also Operate in Frankfurt

WikiLeaks has published thousands of documents pertaining to CIA efforts at global surveillance, including a tool to transform smart-TVs into a powerful spying device. The documents indicate that some of the intelligence agency's spying may be done from Frankfurt. Von Michael Sontheimer

Megalomania & Small-Mindedness How America Lost Its Identity

Reporter Holger Stark spent the past four years as DER SPIEGEL's Washington correspondent during a time in which the country changed radically enough to elect Donald Trump as its president. What led this once mighty nation into decline? Von Holger Stark

Deliberate Deception Washington Gave Answer Long Ago in NSA Case

For months, the German government sought to create the impression it was still waiting for an answer from the US on whether it could share NSA target lists for spying with a parliamentary investigation. The response came months ago. Von Matthias Gebauer, René Pfister und Holger Stark

Plugging Leaks Merkel's War on Germany's Press and Parliament

In recent months, Germany's government and intelligence agencies have gone after journalists and parliamentarians in an effort to keep classified information secret. Now, their efforts have resulted in a bona fide scandal for Berlin. By SPIEGEL Staff

Opinion Merkel Must End Devil's Pact with America

Following the latest revelations about surveillance by the United States on the German government and media, it is high time for Chancellor Angela Merkel to take action against the systematic spying. Von Markus Feldenkirchen

An Attack on Press Freedom SPIEGEL Targeted by US Intelligence

Revelations from WikiLeaks published this week show how boundlessly and comprehensively American intelligence services spied on the German government. It has now emerged that the US also conducted surveillance against SPIEGEL. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Betrayal and Betrayers Merkel's Risky Silence in the NSA Scandal

While Chancellor Angela Merkel remains tight-lipped about the German intelligence scandal, her second-in-command is casting her in an increasingly unflattering light by opening up. Von Klaus Brinkbäumer

America's Willing Helper Intelligence Scandal Puts Merkel in Tight Place

Germany's latest spying scandal has created the biggest crisis yet for the country's foreign intelligence agency. The German government appears to have been aware of widespread US spying, possibly including economic espionage, against European targets and yet it did nothing to stop it. By SPIEGEL Staff

A War Waged From German Soil US Ramstein Base Key in Drone Attacks

The US Air Force base in Ramstein is a central and indispensible element in Barack Obama's controversial use of drones in the war against terror. New documents are creating pressure for both Washington and the German government. By SPIEGEL Staff

Source Code Similarities Experts Unmask 'Regin' Trojan as NSA Tool

Just weeks ago, SPIEGEL published the source code of an NSA malware program known internally as QWERTY. Now, experts have found that it is none other than the notorious trojan Regin, used in dozens of cyber attacks around the world. Von Marcel Rosenbach, Hilmar Schmundt und Christian Stöcker

The Digital Arms Race NSA Preps America for Future Battle

The NSA's mass surveillance is just the beginning. Documents from Edward Snowden show that the intelligence agency is arming America for future digital wars -- a struggle for control of the Internet that is already well underway.

Obama's Lists A Dubious History of Targeted Killings in Afghanistan

Combat operations in Afghanistan may be coming to an end, but a look at secret NATO documents reveals that the US and the UK were far less scrupulous in choosing targets for killing than previously believed. Drug dealers were also on the lists. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Prying Eyes Inside the NSA's War on Internet Security

US and British intelligence agencies undertake every effort imaginable to crack all types of encrypted Internet communication. The cloud, it seems, is full of holes. The good news: New Snowden documents show that some forms of encryption still cause problems for the NSA. Von SPIEGEL Staff

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