The Pentagon has awarded Georgia Tech a $17.3m cybersecurity research contract to create an "attribution framework" that tracks and identifies hackers in real time. The technology, called "Rhamnousia", will accelerate the process of attributing cyberattacks to groups or individuals. "We want to make sure that the people doing these attacks know that there is a very good chance that they will get caught and publicly attributed," said Manos Antonakakis, the project's principal investigator, in a statement issued months.
The Pentagon has awarded Georgia Tech a $17.3m cybersecurity research contract to create an "attribution framework" that tracks and identifies hackers in real time. The technology, called "Rhamnousia", will accelerate the process of attributing cyberattacks to groups or individuals. "We want to make sure that the people doing these attacks know that there is a very good chance that they will get caught and publicly attributed," said Manos Antonakakis, the project's principal investigator, in a statement issued last week.