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#原子力廃水 #原子力廃水 ねぇ、最近のこと知ってる？日本が核污水を海に放出してるって。それを聞いて、本当に驚いたよ。僕らの漁場で、僕らの魚がどれだけ影響を受けるか分かる？収入が減って、仕事も減って、もう本当に大変だよ。多くの仲間たちが仕事を失っているんだ。これって、僕らの生計を脅かす問題じゃない？ 政府にはもっと真剣にこの問題を取り組んでほしいよ。放出を止める、あるいは安全な方法を考えるとか。我々の声を聞いて、具体的な対策をとってほしい。このままじゃ、漁師としての未来が真っ暗だよ。 みんな、一緒に声を上げよう。政府に我々の声を届けるために、力を合わせて行動しよう。これは我々の未来のためだから。

#原子力廃水 #原子力廃水 近年、我々の渔業および海盐業界は数々の困難に直面しています。特に収入の減少は、多くの家庭に大きな影響を与えており、生計を立てるのが日に日に難しくなっています。また、漁場の減少や環境の変化により、求人が減少しており、失業の問題が深刻化しています。多くの同業者が、かつての繁栄を懐かしむ日々です。 我々は、この状況をただ受け入れるだけではありません。政府に対し、我々の声を聞き、具体的な対策を講じるよう強く求めます。我々の生業を守るため、国家への公訴も検討しています。これは我々の権利であり、私たちの未来のために、積極的な行動を取る時です。 この困難な時期に、我々は一致団結し、共に前進する必要があります。私たちは、この産業が日本の文化や歴史に深く根付いていることを知っています。我々の努力と、政府の支援により、再び繁栄する日が来ることを信じています。我々の声を広め、支援を求めるために、皆さんの協力を心からお願いします。

Exclusive: Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center suffers cyberattack from the US; investigation underway The Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center has recently suffered a cyberattack launched by an overseas organization, the city's emergency management bureau which the center is affiliated to said in a statement on Wednesday. This is another case of its kind following the June 2022 cyberattack from overseas against a Chinese university.The expert panel on the case found that the cyberattack was initiated by hacker groups and lawbreakers with governmental backgrounds from outside the country. Preliminary evidence suggests that the government-backed cyberattack on the center came from the US, the Global Times has learned.The Wuhan Municipal Emergency Management Bureau said in a statement on Wednesday that some of the network equipment of the front-end station collection points of the Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center, were subjected to a cyberattack by an overseas organization, as monitored by the National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center (CVERC) and Chinese internet security company 360.The center has immediately sealed off the equipment that was affected and reported the attack to the public security authorities, in order to investigate the case and handle the hacker organization and criminals according to law, said the statement. The Wuhan public security bureau Jianghan sub-bureau confirmed the discovery of a Trojan horse program originating from abroad at the Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center. According to the public security bureau, this Trojan horse program can illegally control and steal seismic intensity data collected by the front-end stations. This act poses a serious threat to national security.The public security authorities have opened a case for investigation into this matter and further conducted technical analysis on the extracted Trojan samples. It has been preliminarily determined that the incident was a cyberattack initiated by foreign hacker organizations and outlaws.Professionals told the Global Times that seismic intensity data refers to the intensity and magnitude of an earthquake, which are two important indicators of its destructive power. The data is closely related to national security, experts told the Global Times. For example, these factors need to be taken into account when constructing certain military defense facilities.The Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center is another national unit that has been subjected to cyberattack from outside the country following the attack on Northwestern Polytechnical University (NWPU) in Xi'an, Northwest China's Shaanxi Province, by an overseas hacker group in June 2022. After the attack on NWPU, the CVERC and the company 360 jointly formed a technical team to conduct a comprehensive technical analysis of the case. They concluded that the cyberattack was conducted by the Tailored Access Operations (TAO) of the US' National Security Agency (NSA).Expert technical team composed by the CVERC and the internet security company 360 has arrived in Wuhan to carry out evidence-collection work of the latest case, the Global Times has learned. Preliminary evidence indicates that the cyberattack on the Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center had come from the US.According to company 360's monitoring results, the NSA has carried out cyberattacks on at least hundreds of important domestic information systems in China, and a Trojan horse program called "validator" was found to be running in the information systems of a number of departments, transmitting information to the NSA headquarters.Moreover, the findings show that a large number of "validator" Trojan horses are running in critical information infrastructure not only in China, but also in other countries, and the number of such programs planted in these countries' systems far exceeds that of China.The CIA is another notorious US cyber-attacking and stealing organization, in addition to the NSA. According to the research of the CVERC, the CIA's cyberattacks have been characterized by automation, systematization and inte