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Re:A Man Who Made the Mistake of Trying to Help Wikileaks by ryanlol on Tuesday May 23, 2017 @07:06PM (#14406208)
>I am not understanding what exactly is the definitive proof here, can you help me understand?

There's no definitive proof, there's evidence. This is as definitive as it gets, we've got a report by some of the best people in the field that's also been corroborated by the US DHS.

I'm sure this is far better evidence than anything that exists to the contrary, people get convicted on shakier grounds every day.

It is not disputable that DNC servers were infected by Russian government malware.

Re:A Man Who Made the Mistake of Trying to Help Wikileaks by shard972 on Wednesday May 24, 2017 @04:46AM (#14408476)
> There's no definitive proof, there's evidence. This is as definitive as it gets, we've got a report by some of the best people in the field that's also been corroborated by the US DHS.

Last time I checked the DHS hasn't seen the server yet.

Re:A Man Who Made the Mistake of Trying to Help Wikileaks by micheljones on Tuesday May 23, 2017 @07:32PM (#14406389)
> It is not disputable that DNC servers were infected by Russian government malware.

Because the signatures of 'Russian government malware' were found? Same signatures we recently found CIA can (and does) easily fake?

Re:A Man Who Made the Mistake of Trying to Help Wikileaks by openasocket on Tuesday May 23, 2017 @08:29PM (#14406660)
Did we? Care to cite a source? I'd be very surprised if anyone can fake IOCs and signatures well enough to fool an analyst.
Re:A Man Who Made the Mistake of Trying to Help Wikileaks by mowenz on Tuesday May 23, 2017 @07:17PM (#14406292)
Why is it definitive? Are you able to help me understand that?

Was the initial report they retracted more or less definitive?

Remember the Iraq War was also started with lies corroborated by the US Gvt and the courts did not pose an obstacle to it...

I dont care if men eith epilletes tell me so. I want to see the proof.

Re:A Man Who Made the Mistake of Trying to Help Wikileaks by ryanlol on Tuesday May 23, 2017 @07:25PM (#14406344)
>Was the initial report they retracted more or less definitive?

At this point you're just trolling.

>The company removed language that said Ukraine's artillery lost 80 percent of the Soviet-era D-30 howitzers, which used aiming software that purportedly was hacked. Instead, the revised report cites figures of 15 to 20 percent losses in combat operations, attributing the figures to IISS.

Re:A Man Who Made the Mistake of Trying to Help Wikileaks by mowenz on Tuesday May 23, 2017 @07:41PM (#14406446)
Hey, hey now, I am kindly asking a reasonable question, and I and others are raising reasonable concerns and now you started to slinging mud. Do you actually have any technical facts to substantiate your "as definitive as it gets" statement? Because slinging mud makes you look unreasonable in my eyes and I'd like to know what facts stand behind your argument.