Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Saudi Aramco digital explosion Six days passed, network still down
Six days after so called "shamoon attack" on saudi arabian oil company aramco : the network still down.
About 30,000 clients and servers ( about 2,000 servers ) were destroyed during the digital explosion
The most important thing for the
Aramco managers ( as well as those capitalism head quarters in the US)
was to convince people that nothing important has happened to Oil itself
and the production line is working safely. Sentences like these can be
found largely in the news :
“The assault on the Aramco systems affected some individual workstations but not the primary components ...”
“Aramco says virus attacks network, oil Output Unaffected”
“Saudi Aramco computers hit by
virus. Production not affected as world's biggest oil company says
network will be online soon”
“Oil OK after cyberattack on Saudi Aramco”
But the reality is different thing.
With so diverse damage and vast destruction they are not able to
continue normal work until a long time. They even are suspecting their
employees and torturing some of them to find the source of attacks. In a
letter, hackers pointed this issue and also published the range of
clients that are affected in the attack.
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