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Citat:Bulgarian team leader Leander Litov, head of the nuclear physics department at Sofia University, told The Sofia Echo that if the hackers would have had access to the computer system that monitors the CMS, all they would have been able to do was look at the monitoring data.
James Gillies, spokesperson for CERN was quoted in UK press as saying "there seems to be no harm done. From what they can tell, it was someone making the point that CMS was hackable. It was quickly detected."
The computer system at CERN uses what is known as a defence-in-depth strategy, in which information is protected by building a number of layers around the information that work together, separating layers control network and using and complex passwords.
Public webservers are in the outside layers, while the computers that control the experiment are at the very core.
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