article_snippet: That's why Chinese hackers broke into Lockheed Martin and stole the blueprints to the trillion-dollar F-35 fighter jet.
article_snippet: It's also why Russian hackers have sneaked into Western oil and gas companies for years.
article_snippet: And think of the immense (and yet undisclosed) damage from North Korea's cyberattack on Sony Pictures last year.
article_snippet: An unpatched bug in Windows could let a hacker enter a bank, or a foreign government office.
article_snippet: The best proof came in 2003, when Microsoft started offering a $5 million bounty on hackers attacking Windows.
article_snippet: Now, Researchers say, 'I'm going to go looking for bugs to get a paycheck - and sell this bug to a government.'
article_snippet: Similarly, there's proof that Russia used hackers to coordinate Russia attack on Georgia during a five-day war in 2008, taking out key news and government websites as tanks rolled into those specific cities.
article_snippet: The White House gets hacked.