German Maker of Israeli Submarines Says Secrets Stolen in 'Massive' Cyberattack

[Valar Dohaeris]

ThyssenKrupp says secrets stolen in hack; corporation, that owns shipyards slated to make Israel's new submarines, is currently embroiled in scandal involving Netanyahu's personal lawyer.

ThyssenKrupp, the German maker of Israel's new fleet of submarines, has been the victim of a "massive" cyberattack, the company said Thursday.
The company, which owns the shipyards now building new warships for Israel, has been in the center of a scandal in recent weeks involving Netanyahu's personal lawyer and the role he might have played in Israel's deal to buy the submarines.

According to ThyssenKrupp, technical trade secrets were stolen earlier this year in the hack, the steelmaker said on Thursday. "ThyssenKrupp has become the target of a massive cyberattack," the German company said in a statement.
In attacks discovered in April and traced back to February, hackers stole project data from ThyssenKrupp's plant engineering division and from other areas yet to be determined, the company said.

ThyssenKrupp, one of the world's largest steel makers, attributed the breaches to unnamed attackers located in southeast Asia.
It did not identify which documents were stolen and said it could not estimate the scale of the intellectual property losses.
A criminal complaint was filed with police in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, it said.
Secured systems operating steel blast furnaces and power plants in Duisburg, in Germany's industrial heartland in the Ruhr Valley, were unaffected, the company said.
No breaches have been found at other businesses ranging from elevators to its marine systems unit, which produces military submarines and warships.
ThyssenKrupp is a major supplier of steel to Germany's automotive sector and other manufacturers.
It said the attack was uncovered by ThyssenKrupp's in house computer emergency response team. State and federal cyber security and data protection authorities were informed.
The management board was made aware of the attacks at an early stage, it said.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Coincidence India leaked French submarine plans
Now Israel sold off or lost German submarine plans

Both stories quite fishy

 

[Foggy_Bottom]

These are state sponsored and hence either Chinese or Russian backed.

 

[fitpOsitive]

ThyssenKrupp says secrets stolen in hack; corporation, that owns shipyards slated to make Israel's new submarines, is currently embroiled in scandal involving Netanyahu's personal lawyer.

ThyssenKrupp, the German maker of Israel's new fleet of submarines, has been the victim of a "massive" cyberattack, the company said Thursday.
The company, which owns the shipyards now building new warships for Israel, has been in the center of a scandal in recent weeks involving Netanyahu's personal lawyer and the role he might have played in Israel's deal to buy the submarines.

According to ThyssenKrupp, technical trade secrets were stolen earlier this year in the hack, the steelmaker said on Thursday. "ThyssenKrupp has become the target of a massive cyberattack," the German company said in a statement.
In attacks discovered in April and traced back to February, hackers stole project data from ThyssenKrupp's plant engineering division and from other areas yet to be determined, the company said.

ThyssenKrupp, one of the world's largest steel makers, attributed the breaches to unnamed attackers located in southeast Asia.
It did not identify which documents were stolen and said it could not estimate the scale of the intellectual property losses.
A criminal complaint was filed with police in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, it said.
Secured systems operating steel blast furnaces and power plants in Duisburg, in Germany's industrial heartland in the Ruhr Valley, were unaffected, the company said.
No breaches have been found at other businesses ranging from elevators to its marine systems unit, which produces military submarines and warships.
ThyssenKrupp is a major supplier of steel to Germany's automotive sector and other manufacturers.
It said the attack was uncovered by ThyssenKrupp's in house computer emergency response team. State and federal cyber security and data protection authorities were informed.
The management board was made aware of the attacks at an early stage, it said.

Hor chopo amb.

 

[monitor]

Coincidence India leaked French submarine plans
Now Israel sold off or lost German submarine plans

Both stories quite fishy

Maybe they themselves done it to make a excuse to reduce the price further.

 

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Well if they hacked anyway,Why didn't the hackers torpedo em?

 

[Desertfalcon]

These are state sponsored and hence either Chinese or Russian backed.

Southeast Asia? Maybe China...

 

[Armoured Division]

"Southeast Asia"
The source of Scorpene leaks was also in SE Asia.

 

[ptldM3]

These are state sponsored and hence either Chinese or Russian backed.

Believe it or not the Israelis sent spies to Germany to monitor submarines that were being given to Israel.

The Israelis have been know to steal blue prints from aircraft such as Mirages which they already operated. The result was a knock off called Kfir. It was likely the Israelis that did the hacking.

 

[DavidSling]

ThyssenKrupp says secrets stolen in hack; corporation, that owns shipyards slated to make Israel's new submarines, is currently embroiled in scandal involving Netanyahu's personal lawyer.

ThyssenKrupp, the German maker of Israel's new fleet of submarines, has been the victim of a "massive" cyberattack, the company said Thursday.
The company, which owns the shipyards now building new warships for Israel, has been in the center of a scandal in recent weeks involving Netanyahu's personal lawyer and the role he might have played in Israel's deal to buy the submarines.

According to ThyssenKrupp, technical trade secrets were stolen earlier this year in the hack, the steelmaker said on Thursday. "ThyssenKrupp has become the target of a massive cyberattack," the German company said in a statement.
In attacks discovered in April and traced back to February, hackers stole project data from ThyssenKrupp's plant engineering division and from other areas yet to be determined, the company said.

ThyssenKrupp, one of the world's largest steel makers, attributed the breaches to unnamed attackers located in southeast Asia.
It did not identify which documents were stolen and said it could not estimate the scale of the intellectual property losses.
A criminal complaint was filed with police in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, it said.
Secured systems operating steel blast furnaces and power plants in Duisburg, in Germany's industrial heartland in the Ruhr Valley, were unaffected, the company said.
No breaches have been found at other businesses ranging from elevators to its marine systems unit, which produces military submarines and warships.
ThyssenKrupp is a major supplier of steel to Germany's automotive sector and other manufacturers.
It said the attack was uncovered by ThyssenKrupp's in house computer emergency response team. State and federal cyber security and data protection authorities were informed.
The management board was made aware of the attacks at an early stage, it said.

According to Israeli officials before the hacking happened, no Israeli technologies were transfered to the germans, and all local systems are installed in Israel.

 

[T-123456]

Blueprints for sale.

 

[Indus Falcon]

Believe it or not the Israelis sent spies to Germany to monitor submarines that were being given to Israel.

The Israelis have been know to steal blue prints from aircraft such as Mirages which they already operated. The result was a knock off called Kfir. It was likely the Israelis that did the hacking.

Actually this is 90% of their so called R&D

 

[A.P. Richelieu]

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Secured systems operating steel blast furnaces and power plants in Duisburg, in Germany's industrial heartland in the Ruhr Valley, were unaffected, the company said.
No breaches have been found at other businesses ranging from elevators to its marine systems unit, which produces military submarines and warships.
ThyssenKrupp is a major supplier of steel to Germany's automotive sector and other manufacturers.
It said the attack was uncovered by ThyssenKrupp's in house computer emergency response team. State and federal cyber security and data protection authorities were informed.
The management board was made aware of the attacks at an early stage, it said.

A moron creates a thread harping about submarines and Israel, without reading and drawing conclusions from what he wrote himself...

Now the secrets on how to make beer cans are out,