NSA Capable of False Flag Sony Hack Blamed on North Korea

infowars.com A presentation by a former NSA analyst revealed it’s feasible for the NSA to hack a large corporation, such as Sony Pictures, and blame it on a foreign country such as North Korea. Charlie Miller, who spent five years exploiting foreign computers for the NSA, gave a presentation entitled Kim Jong-il and Me: How to Build A Cyber Army to Attack the U.S. in which he explained various hacking methods and how easy it was to blame an attack on another country. His presentation largely relied on his experience at the NSA. “I’ll talk about what I know, which is offense,” Miller said to his audience at Defcon. He explained how targeted computers can be exploited through previously unknown vulnerabilities, but the most revealing part of his presentation was how hackers could easily rout their attack to frame another country. “Maybe a computer from China is attacking you but really that computer is some Russian dude who’s logged into that computer,” he said. “So you can’t tell if it was Russia or China.”