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— The Pentagon has said it is prepared to take legal action against Boeing for alleged cyberattacks on its jetliners and missiles that the Pentagon says cost more than $10우리카지노0 million in damages and billions in lost revenue.
The Pentagon said in a statement Wednesday that it „will take all legal avenues to secure“ a legal claim for damages from Boeing in a complaint filed last week in federal court.
Boeing said in court filings filed Monday in Boston that the company is facing „a cyberattack of magnitude unprecedented in its magnitude,“ and that it „is currently trying to defend the system against attack.“
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The new filing comes four days after the U.S. military’s top military judge, Lt. Gen. Mark A. Martins III, said in a court filing that there were „no technical reasons“ for the government not to sue Boeing because of the way it handles its missile systems.
Martins said he would rule soon on whether the suit should be dismissed.
Boeing denied using its jetliner systems to carry out cyberattacks, saying the lawsuit was based on flawed assumptions, although the Pentagon still hopes to secure a legal claim.
U.S. military and intelligence officials have called the alleged attacks a sophisticated plot to hack into systems on the Boeing 777-200 and other commercial aircraft and to damage those systems on other aircraft so they would crash, kill or disable passenger jets.
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U.S. officials also say the alleged바카라 cyber attacks came from a military intelligence and cyber operations center — a facility under the command of the Pentagon’s Central Command — not from a foreign government.
The U.S. military’s cyber operations center was created during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to assist in operations against al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups. But many of the cyber attacks on Boeing’s airliners have been attributed to the computer security breach of that agency and are not believed to have been created at the center or from foreign computer networks.
Martins said he believes the U.S. military’s computer network is weak because it does not protect enough data — about more than 17 million pieces of information — at once from attacks on a commercial airline