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Russian Spies Target Aircraft Contractors Secrets of F-22 Raptor, MQ-9 Reaper Possibly Compromised; Shaw AFB Connected to Both IN SPORTS: Local coverage of National Signing Day THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 | Serving South Carolina since October 15, 1894 75 cents B1 Russian spies target aircraft contractors Secrets of F-22 Raptor, MQ-9 Reaper possibly compromised; Shaw AFB connected to both BY JEFF DONN, rockets, stealth fighter jets, DESMOND BUTLER AND cloud-computing platforms or RAPHAEL SATTER other sensitive activities, the AP found. AIR NATIONAL GUARD PHOTO BY AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CRYSTAL HOUSMAN Associated Press Employees at both small An MQ-9 Reaper is shown at March Air Reserve Base, California. Data supplied by the cybersecurity firm WASHINGTON — Russian companies and defense giants Secureworks shows Russian cyberspies’ hacking targets included defense contractor employees at Lock- cyberspies pursuing the se- like Lockheed Martin Corp., heed Martin, Boeing and General Atomis, who makes the 5,000-pound mega-drone. Shaw Air Force Base crets of military drones and Raytheon Co., Boeing Co., Air- started building out its first Reaper group, which will only involve airmen at Shaw. The remotely piloted other sensitive U.S. defense bus Group and General Atom- aircraft will be housed and launched from elsewhere. technology tricked key con- ics were targeted by the hack- tract workers into exposing ers. A handful of people in An Air Force F-22 Raptor stealth their email to theft, an Associ- Fancy Bear's sights also fighter is shown during an aerial ated Press investigation has worked for trade groups, con- combat capability demonstration found. tractors in U.S.-allied coun- at Shaw Air Force Base on Nov. What ultimately may have tries or on corporate boards. 30, 2017. Defense contractor been stolen is uncertain, but "The programs that they ap- employees of Lockheed Martin, the hackers clearly exploited a pear to target and the people who produces the Raptor, are national vulnerability in cy- who work on those programs among the hacking targets of bersecurity: poorly protected are some of the most forward- Russian cyberspies. email and barely any direct leaning, advanced technolo- notification to victims. gies," said Charles Sowell, a U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO BY STAFF SGT. ZADE VADNAIS The hackers known as former senior adviser to the Fancy Bear, who also intruded U.S. Office of the Director of in the U.S. election, went after National Intelligence, who at least 87 people working on militarized drones, missiles, SEE HACKERS, PAGE A5 Sumter Police Chief: Vehicle break-ins rise information for its "Lock It Before year, which include Random Acts of You Leave It" initiative, which urges Kindness (RAK), Youth Corps, Pur- City council heard people to remove valuables and lock suit Against Hunger Food Drive, Op- their vehicles before walking away. eration Hydration and Project annual department Commenting on the increase of CheckMate. murders in the Random Acts of city, Councilman Kindness was started report Tuesday Calvin Hastie ALSO AT TUESDAY’S after investigators said many people SUMTER CITY COUNCIL looked through shop- BY ADRIENNE SARVIS in the community MEETING lifting reports and re- [email protected] are ready for alized that many of things to change. • Approved second and final the stolen items were In light of a 12.7 percent increase There were reading of an ordinance to food and personal hy- in vehicle break-ins last year, Sum- also many com- rezone .24 acres at 1947 McCrays giene products, he ter Police Chief Russell Roark III ments from Mill Road from general said. The department stood before the Sumter City Coun- young people on residential to general began preparing RAK cil on Tuesday to urge residents to social media who commercial. The property is kits for men and lock their vehicles. said they are also currently owned by the Sumter women to make sure The plea came during the Sumter tired of the County Forfeited Land people had what they Police Department's annual crime crime, he said. Commission, which intends to needed, he said. report to the council, which Roark Hastie thanked make the land more desirable Youth Corps teaches III presented. the police depart- for purchase by changing the local 14- and 15-year- The police department recorded ment for its work zoning classification old students soft skills five murders in the city — two more in keeping people • Passed final reading of an while getting them in- than the previous year — 72 weap- who may be in- ordinance to rezone .28 acres at volved in taking care SUMTER ITEM FILE PHOTO ons crimes and 461 vehicle break- volved in illegal of their communities 301 South Main St. from light Sumter Police Chief Russell Roark III urged ins. The 2.63 percent increase in activity off the by cleaning local industrial-wholesale to central residents to “Lock It Before You Leave It” crime between 2016 and 2017 is streets. business district to permit more parks and assisting mostly contributed to the spike in Later, Roark the elderly, he said. at Tuesday’s Sumter City Council meeting. use options for the office spaces Roark was referring to the department’s vehicle break-ins, Roark said. told council inside a building on the lot. Students also get to About 90 percent of the reported members about interact with officers initiative to prevent vehicle break-ins in auto break-ins involve vehicles that the department's in positive situations, Sumter. Roark also spoke on the are unlocked, he said. efforts to connect he said. department’s efforts to connect with the Though it is difficult to predict with the commu- These projects allow community. crimes against a person, crimes of nity it serves during community officers to develop relationships opportunity, such as vehicle break- events and projects offered by the with people in all areas of the com- ins, can be decreased if people law enforcement agency. munity, Roark said. ficers are doing many things in the change a few of their daily habits, Roark talked about the various Including information about com- community that do not involve put- Roark said. community projects that the depart- munity projects in the report lets ting people in jail, Mayor Joe The department has been pushing ment implements throughout the the citizens of Sumter know that of- McElveen said. VISIT US ONLINE AT CONTACT US DEATHS, B3 WEATHER, A8 INSIDE Information: 774-1200 Charles W. Graham RAIN IS GONE FOR TODAY 2 SECTIONS, 14 PAGES the .com VOL. 123, NO. 80 Advertising: 774-1246 Ellen W. Stevens Partly sunny and Classifieds: 774-1200 R. David Player cooler; partly cloudy Opinion A7 Sports B1 Delivery: 774-1258 Rose A. Williams tonight. Classifieds B6 Obituaries B3 News and Sports: 774-1226 Susie Leake HIGH 58, LOW 32 John I. Geter Sr. Comics B4 Television B5 A2 | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 THE SUMTER ITEM Call: (803) 774-1226 | E-mail: [email protected] LOCAL BRIEFS FROM STAFF REPORTS Sumter School District holding open Hamm will be board member for Scouts enrollment period through Feb. 23 Girl Scouts of South Caro- lina — Mountains to Mid- lands has announced the BY BRUCE MILLS able in a school, then the district will district said. election of nine [email protected] use a draw at random to decide who According to the district, applica- new members to gets the available spaces, Hamm said. tions must be received or postmarked its 22-member Sumter School District is again hold- The program is specifically designed by Feb. 23 and may be returned at any board of direc- ing an open enrollment period for fam- for students who wish to attend a school or the district office. tors serving a ilies to choose the school their children school outside their attendance zone If mailed, the district office’s address 22-county juris- will attend next year as long as space is next year and who haven’t already is: Sumter School District, attention diction. Debbie available. been approved by the district. Applica- Maria Thomas, 1345 Wilson Hall Road, HAMM Hamm, acting su- The district released information on tions are available in all the district’s Sumter, SC 29150. perintendent of the program last week, which is an ef- schools, the district office at 1345 Wil- Parents will be notified by mail of Sumter School District, was fort to increase students’ access to vari- son Hall Road and on the district’s approval or denial by March 30, ac- among those named. ous educational opportunities within website, www.sumterschools.net, ac- cording to district staff. “I am particularly interest- the district. The open enrollment period cording to a district spokesperson. If chosen for the open enrollment ed in nurturing the talents, lasts through Feb. 23 and applies to kin- Students who are zoned to attend a program, parents must provide trans- self-confidence and leader- dergarten through grade 12. Pre-kin- particular school and still want to at- portation for their student to and from ship skills of girls and young dergarten students are not eligible for tend that school are not required to the out-of-zone school, the district said. women,” Hamm said in a the program, according to district staff. submit an application, according to the A student approved for enrollment in news release. “I hope to con- The open enrollment program is a district. Students who are currently at- an out-of-zone school is entitled to re- tribute to helping them be- “space-available” program, according tending a school through the open en- main in that school until completion of come more informed of the to acting Superintendent Debbie rollment program don’t need to submit the final grade at the school — without opportunities that they have Hamm.
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