PRESIDENT TRUMP GENERAL - G6 + THE BIG ONE EDITION /ptg/

CHINA HACKED A NAVY CONTRACTOR, STOLE SENSITIVE DATA ON SUBMARINE WARFARE
washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/china-hacked-a-navy-contractor-and-secured-a-trove-of-highly-sensitive-data-on-submarine-warfare/2018/06/08/6cc396fa-68e6-11e8-bea7-c8eb28bc52b1_story.html

China hacked a Navy contractor and secured a trove of highly sensitive data on submarine warfare

Chinese government hackers have compromised the computers of a Navy contractor, stealing massive amounts of highly sensitive data related to undersea warfare
— including secret plans to develop a supersonic anti-ship missile for use on U.S. submarines by 2020, according to American officials.

The breaches occurred in January and February, the officials said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss an ongoing investigation.
- The hackers targeted a contractor who works for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, a military organization headquartered in Newport, R.I., that conducts research and development for submarines and underwater weaponry.
- The officials did not identify the contractor.

>Taken were 614 gigabytes of material relating to a closely held project known as Sea Dragon, as well as signals and sensor data, submarine radio room information relating to cryptographic systems, and the Navy submarine development unit’s electronic warfare library.

The Washington Post agreed to withhold certain details about the compromised missile project at the request of the Navy, which argued that their release could harm national security.

The data stolen was of a highly sensitive nature despite being housed on the contractor’s unclassified network. The officials said the material, when aggregated, would be considered classified, a fact that raises concerns about the Navy’s ability to oversee contractors tasked with developing cutting-edge weapons.

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>Shadman

fresh photo shoop
hot off the meme lab

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Reminder that Canada is the only White country.

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>trying to find an Adamant Buizel in Pearl while watching the G7 feed
>an hour passes
>4 Timids and 2 Modests
>even find a fucking Modest Floatzel
>still no Adamant
Impeach?

They were ripping the US off in trade and now its about to be addressed. See the problem is all these world leaders take these tariffs personally and emotionally like women. Whereas for Trump its purely business. He sees the US as his company and hes going to get the best deal he can.

lol

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Tumbnail looks like Awoo

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The breach is part of China’s long-running effort to blunt the U.S. advantage in military technology and become the preeminent power in east Asia.

>The news comes as the Trump administration is seeking to secure Beijing’s support in persuading North Korea to give up nuclear weapons, even as tensions persist between the United States and China over trade and defense matters.

The Navy is leading the investigation into the breach with the assistance of the FBI, officials said.

Navy spokesman Cmdr. Bill Speaks said,
>“There are measures in place that require companies to notify the government when a ‘cyber incident’ has occurred that has actual or potential adverse effects on their networks that contain controlled unclassified information.”
Speaks said
>“it would be inappropriate to discuss further details at this time.”

Altogether, details on hundreds of mechanical and software systems were compromised
— a significant breach in a critical area of warfare that China has identified as a priority, both for building its own capabilities and challenging those of the United States.
>“The United States consistently has been able to use highly compartmented security systems to protect its most innovative and dynamic defense advancements, and any time one of those is penetrated you give up an enormous advantage in surprise,”
said James Stavridis, dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and a retired admiral who served as supreme allied commander at NATO.
>“So if it is true that this was a penetration of one of those very compartmented systems, that is a significant reversal for the United States,”
he said. Stavridis had no independent knowledge of the breach.

>This is Trump and Russia's fault.
>HURRY MUELLER!

>Nigger Pigeon
Ignored

Who here sippin'?

>Template incoming

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clearly he didnt want to talk to press and just grabbed whatever mask that was around to hide his identity

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Did they put everybody on a slope so it didn't look like Trump was taller than everybody?

fmumfff

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>Bad optics bird

Pass

Rescuer Mask

So do you think he is going to blow the whistle on something? Do you think his wife was killed as a message for him to STFU?

why isn't melania there

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>WaPoo

Fake News faggot Bezos trying to throw off the summit and foment war in Asia.

China is our friend!

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>he didnt want to talk to press and just grabbed whatever mask that was around to hide his identity
that just makes it weirder

Shabbat Shalom, /ptg/

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I seriously fucking hate these little theiving fucks. We can't just let them do this forever honestly. We're always losing our edge because of this kind of shit right here.

We need to accept the fact war is coming and just pre-emptively nuke these people, leave no survivors.

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praise kek and shadily comrade

Can't fly for a month after her surgery apparently.

Trump said she wanted to but can't fly for a month

>also
NEW TEMPLATE

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The Sea Dragon project is an initiative of a special Pentagon office stood up in 2012 to adapt existing U.S. military technologies to new applications.
The Defense Department, citing classification levels, has released little information about Sea Dragon other than to say that it will introduce a “disruptive offensive capability” by “integrating an existing weapon system with an existing Navy platform.”
The Pentagon has requested or used more than $300 million for the project since late 2015 and has said it plans to start underwater testing by September.

Military experts fear that China has developed capabilities that could complicate the Navy’s ability to defend U.S. allies in Asia in the event of a conflict with China.

The Chinese are investing in a range of platforms, including quieter submarines armed with increasingly sophisticated weapons and new sensors, Adm. Philip S. Davidson said during his April nomination hearing to lead U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
And what they cannot develop on their own, they steal — often through cyberspace, he said.
>“One of the main concerns that we have,” he told the Senate Armed Services Committee, “is cyber and penetration of the dot-com networks, exploiting technology from our defense contractors, in some instances.”

In February, Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats testified that most of the detected Chinese cyber-operations against U.S. industry focus on defense contractors or tech firms supporting government networks.

In recent years, the United States has been scrambling to develop new weapons or systems that can counter a Chinese naval buildup that has targeted perceived weaknesses in the U.S. fleet. Key to the American advantage in any faceoff with China on the high seas in Asia will be its submarine fleet.

They only had room for three women, Merkel, May, & Trudeau

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use this one. was just about too. kek

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tfw trudeau wears platform shoe inserts

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Praise the TRUE God, Kek, who give to us JERUSALEM

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>“U.S. naval forces are going to have a really hard time operating in that area, except for submarines, because the Chinese don’t have a lot of anti-submarine warfare capability,”
said Bryan Clark, a naval analyst at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.
>“The idea is that we are going to rely heavily on submarines in the early effort of any conflict with the Chinese.”
China has made closing the gap in undersea warfare one of its three top military priorities, and although the United States still leads the field, China is making a concerted effort to diminish U.S. superiority.
>“So anything that degrades our comparative advantage in undersea warfare is of extreme significance if we ever had to execute our war plans for dealing with China,”

The U.S. military let its anti-ship weaponry languish after the Cold War ended because with the Soviet Union’s collapse, the Navy no longer faced a peer competitor on the seas.
Rapid modernization and buildup of the Chinese navy in recent years, as well as Russia’s resurgent forces at sea, have prompted the Pentagon to renew heavy investment in technologies to sink enemy warships.

The introduction of a supersonic anti-ship missile on U.S. Navy submarines would make it more difficult for Chinese warships to maneuver.
It would also augment a suite of other anti-ship weapons that the U.S. military has been developing in recent years.

For years, Chinese government hackers have siphoned information on the U.S. military, underscoring the challenge the Pentagon faces in safeguarding details of its technological advances. Over the years, the Chinese have snatched designs for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter; the advanced Patriot PAC-3 missile system; the Army system for shooting down ballistic missiles known as Terminal High Altitude Area Defense; and the Navy’s new Littoral Combat Ship, a small surface vessel designed for near-shore operations, according to previous reports prepared for the Pentagon.

trump got thicc hips

that sucks i wanted more hd pics of her
kek

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Ungle Tump
Gand Commanda
Donal ta Stong

AMEEN

CHAD POWER STANCE
>vs
VIRGIN SIDE FOOT

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In some cases, suspected Chinese breaches appear to have resulted in copycat technologies, such as the drones China has produced that mimic U.S. unmanned aircraft.

Speaks, the Navy spokesman, said:
>“We treat the broader issue of cyber intrusion against our contractors very seriously. If such an intrusion were to occur, the appropriate parties would be looking at the specific incident, taking measures to protect current information, and mitigating the impacts that might result from any information that might have been compromised.”

- The Pentagon’s Damage Assessment Management Office has conducted an assessment of the damage, according to the U.S. officials.
- The Office of the Secretary of Defense declined to comment.

Theft of an electronic warfare library, Stavridis said, could give the Chinese
>“a reasonable idea of what level of knowledge we have about their specific [radar] platforms, electronically and potentially acoustically, and that deeply reduces our level of comfort if we were in a close undersea combat situation with China.”

Signals and sensor data is also valuable in that it presents China with the opportunity to
>“know when we would know at what distance we would be able to detect their submarines”
— again a key factor in undersea battles.

- Investigators say the hack was carried out by the Chinese Ministry of State Security, a civilian spy agency responsible for counterintelligence, foreign intelligence and domestic political security.
- The hackers operated out of an MSS division in the province of Guangdong, which houses a major foreign hacking department.

Although the Chinese People’s Liberation Army is far better-known than the MSS when it comes to hacking, the latter’s personnel are more skilled and much better at hiding their tracks, said Peter Mattis, a former analyst in the CIA counterintelligence center.
>The MSS, he said, hack for all forms of intelligence: foreign, military and commercial.

So trump is going to meet with Kim??

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he know what he doin

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>le nukes

Could you CIA niggers at least try different scripts once in awhile?

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All I've got

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That Castro's son sits like a fag.

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In September 2015, in a bid to avert economic sanctions, Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged to President Barack Obama that China would refrain from conducting commercial cyberespionage against the United States.
- Following the pact, China appeared to have curtailed much, although not all, of its hacking activity against U.S. firms, including by the People’s Liberation Army.

Both China and the United States consider spying on military technology to fall outside the pact.
>“The distinction we’ve always made is there’s a difference between conducting espionage in order to protect national security and conduct military operations, and the theft of intellectual property for the benefit of companies inside your country,”
said Michael Daniel, the White House cybersecurity coordinator under Obama.

One of his kids is called Hadrien?

also WRONG!

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I see someones not important enough for them to need a ballistic vest

The Great Israel will be real SOON!

God Emperor Trump Willing, of Course!

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me on the right

the united states is going to be defeated by china. The USA holds no future. When china becomes as technologically capable as the U.S then the US's only advantage will vanish and be faced with a far larger country with a vastly larger population.

Because she's Illuminati.

FUCK BOURDAIN.
DAVID CHANG IS MY CHEF

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>*slurping noises*

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he's eating ALL of the taco bowls

Because JERUSALEM is the capital of ISRAEL

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I guess I better chop my dick off and vote communist then. Lol I love Rick and Morty. Bernie 2020!

>he had a cheap plastic Halloween mask from a movie released in 1977 just lying around
Fucking shills need to just stop, you're not even bothering anymore.

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Thank you for spamming the entire log Bezos laid today, Fingolian.

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I want to feel bad, but it's always a contractor getting comped (either the contractor themselves is a double agent, or their systems get rekt); and the government never learns from it.
It's a security risk from jump.

eyes wide shut

>being a makeup artist

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It is criminal that we don't have more Russians in this country

>when you fly to canada but forget to bring your rake

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No, never and I'm not kidding or being edgy. You think its ok for these people to constantly hack into our shit and steal our secrets from business to warfare? You could only be ok with this if you were a scummy chink bastard yourself.
An of course, no matter who we elect, the president will remain silent like a bitch and not call these chinks out and threaten their asses.

Maybe a shit slurping kike like you would prefer a more boots on the ground approach where americans needlessly die when they don't have to.

The car tariffs are coming
nytimes.com/2018/06/08/opinion/trump-trade-g7-russia-putin-navarro.html

President Trump arrived at the Group of 7 summit meeting in Canada on Friday amid an expression of “concern and disappointment” from the six other nations’ finance ministers over United States trade policies.
Conspicuously absent has been any acknowledgment by these ministers of the trade practices that contribute to America’s more than $500 billion annual global trade deficit in goods and services.

- Consider Germany, with which the United States had a trade deficit in goods of about $64 billion in 2017.
- While the United States tariff on cars made in Germany and elsewhere in the European Union is 2.5 percent,
- the European Union tariff is four times as high, at 10 percent.
No wonder Germany sells us three cars for every one we export to Germany.

- Even when Germany’s automakers build facilities in the United States, these so-called factories are more like assembly plants.
- S.U.V.s in the BMW X series that are assembled in the United States actually contain only 25 percent to 35 percent American-built content
— the high-value engines and transmissions are manufactured in Germany and Austria.

- Even as Germany runs huge trade surpluses with the United States, it is not on track to meet its financial commitment to the NATO alliance, to spend at least 2 percent of its gross domestic product on defense by 2024.
- Despite being Europe’s wealthiest country, Germany spends a mere 1.24 percent of its G.D.P. on defense.

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if you refuse to acknowledge your enemy you have already lost. Face reality you stupid nigger. We gotta change something fast.

could this be the greatest post ever made?

It might just well be

America’s trade deficit in goods with Japan is higher than with Germany: $70 billion in 2017.
- For every one car America exports to Japan, Japan sends us over 100.
- High non-tariff barriers, including a complex regulatory system, make it difficult to sell American cars in Japan.
- Meanwhile, Japan slaps tariffs on a wide range of American agricultural products — as much as 32 percent on oranges,
- 50 percent on beef,
- 40 percent on various cheeses and 58 percent on wine.

As for Canada, which has been most strident in its criticism of the United States, it has for decades dumped its lumber into the United States, threatening lumber industry jobs in Alaska, Oregon and other states.
- It erects high non-tariff barriers that harm our wheat and barley growers and place United States beer and spirits exporters at a disadvantage.
- Wisconsin dairy farmers know all too well that Canada unfairly manipulates its dairy prices to protect its dairy farmers, hurting United States dairy exports to Canada and other markets around the world.

It’s time for our major trading partners
— from strategic competitors like China to key members of the Group of 7
— to realize that the era of American complacency in the international marketplace is over.
Going forward, President Trump will pursue two goals on behalf of the American nation and people.

Step away from my waifu NOW

Yeah Bernie!

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Even if that were to happen its not the only US advantage. We have a huge advantage in energy supply and agriculture. China has to import almost all of its oil, natural gas, coal etc as well as a lot of food.

i know it's a pipe dream
but imagine if Sessions resigns over Trump getting rid of the federal ban on marijuana

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Why do you have that shit saved to your computer lol.

Freak has animated cheese pizza with the little kid wearing a trump hat. I dont understand you weird fucks who like loli.

People who like loli should be required to have their computers scanned. Noway in hell do they stay fapping to 2D forever

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First, trade must be not only free but also fair and reciprocal.
- American tariffs are among the lowest in the world.
- Our generosity and free market good will has only led to a huge trade deficit and the transfer of wealth abroad.

Second, President Trump reserves the right to defend those industries critical to our own national security.
- To do this, the United States has imposed tariffs on aluminum and steel imports.
- While critics may question how these metal tariffs can be imposed in the name of national security on allies and neighbors like Canada, they miss the fundamental point: These tariffs are not aimed at any one country.
- They are a defensive measure to ensure the domestic viability of two of the most important industries necessary for United States military and civilian production at times of crisis so that the United States can defend itself as well as its allies.

Neither of these goals of the Trump presidency should stand in the way of our longstanding and productive strategic alliances and economic relationships with members of the Group of 7.
- There will continue to be a strong need to cooperate on issues of mutual interest, including defending democracy and freedom against authoritarianism, and protecting our citizens from terrorism.
- This also means we should find common ground on fair and reciprocal trade in ways that favor market economics, lower trade barriers and are mutually beneficial to workers across the Group of 7 nations.

President Trump welcomes continuing dialogue and cooperation with Group of 7 members and our other allies and trading partners. But the days of accepting unfair trade practices are over.

How about we start with, if you steal our shit its an act of war and we will bomb you endlessly for it.

I wonder if Heather's desk has a secret compartment like that

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new

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Asked by a reporter if he’ll relent on tariffs, @POTUS looked at #Germany Chancellor Merkel and said: "I dont know. Ask this great lady.”

good thing they basically own Africa for all the resources they will ever need then. Their food weakness is significant right now but considering their infrastructure feats I would not be surprised if they just simply created massive hydroponic farms