KGB-Hack
burglaries in different computer systems in the 1980s for the KGB by a German group of hackers, e.g., Karl Koch
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KGB-Hack
Summary
KGB-Hack is a series of creative works[1].
Key Facts
- KGB-Hack is credited with the discovery of Clifford Stoll[2].
- KGB-Hack's instance of is recorded as series of creative works[3].
- KGB-Hack's instance of is recorded as criminal case[4].
- KGB-Hack's instance of is recorded as espionage[5].
- KGB-Hack is part of Cold War[6].
- KGB-Hack began on January 1, 1985[7].
- KGB-Hack ended on January 1, 1989[8].
- Among those involved in KGB-Hack was Markus Hess[9].
- Among those involved in KGB-Hack was Karl Koch[10].
- A participant in KGB-Hack was Hans Heinrich Hübner[11].
- KGB-Hack's depicted by is recorded as 23[12].
- KGB-Hack's depicted by is recorded as The Cuckoo's Egg[13].
- KGB-Hack's has part is recorded as occurrence[14].
Body
Geography
KGB-Hack is part of Cold War[6].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include series of creative works[3], criminal case[4], and espionage[5].