US said to halt offensive cyber operations against Russia 

The United States has suspended the aggressive cyber campaign against Russia in the Trump administration’s efforts to end the Ukraine war to end the war.

The order to stop the hacking operation launched in the United States against Russia was approved by US Defense Secretary Pitt Hegsath, said RecordThe The new guidelines affect the activities conducted by US Cyber ​​Command, a section of the Defense Department focusing on cyber spaces in cyber space, but does not apply to spy campaign conducted by the National Protection Organization.

The order that the reports reported has been confirmed since then New York Times And Washington PostThe

According to the report, the order was handed over before the Oval Office meeting between US President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vans and Ukrainian President Bholdimire Jensky on Friday’s Oval Office. The New York Times says the directive came as part of a wide effort to attract Russian President Vladimir Putin towards Ukraine’s country’s ongoing war.

The US Cyber ​​Command and Pentagon did not answer the question of TechCrunch, but a senior defense officer told the record that “it does not discuss cyber intellect, plan or activities.”

Guardian It was also reported that the Trump administration has not seen it as a threat to Russian hackers as a threat to Russian hackers, and the US Cybercquire Agency has been ordered to report CISA and Russia’s threats. The newspaper quotes a recent memo that has set new priorities for the CISA, including threats by China and protecting local systems, but Russia is not mentioned in the memo. CISA employees were verbally informed that they would break any work on Russian cyber threats.

The Homeland Security Department, which monitors the CISA, denied the report in a statement to TechCrunch.

Assistant Secretary of the Homeland Security, Tricia McLin, said the memory did not come from the Trump administration, and it was “Sisa committed to resolving all cyber threats in the United States, including Russia.”

“Our posture or priority has not changed on this front,” Mculflin told TechCrunch. “

The US intelligence community has said that Russia has given a “permanent cyber threat” to the United States of the United States to change the Trump administration’s US policy to Russia. In To assess the annual threatThe US warned that Russia continued to target foreign intelligence service or SVR US government agency And critical infrastructure such as submerged cables and art control system.

Over the past few years, the US government has also arranged against Russian Cyber ​​Criminal: It is successfully Russia-connected ranswear has disrupted the infrastructure of groups, To recover millions of ransoms given to Russian hackersAnd The most infamous Russian hackers target with allegations and restrictionsThe