Joint Strike Fighter plans stolen in Australia cyber attackSYDNEY (Reuters) - A hacker stole non-classified information about Australia s Joint Strike Fighter program and other military hardware last year after breaching the network of a defense contractor, the defense industry minister said on Thursday. About 30 gigabytes of data was stolen in the cyber attack, including details of the Joint Strike Fighter warplane and P-8 Poseidon surveillance plane, according to a presentation on the hack by a government official.      Fortunately the data that has been taken is commercial data, not military data ... it s not classified information,  Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne told Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Radio.  I don t know who did it.  In a presentation to a conference in Sydney, an official from the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) intelligence agency said technical information on smart bombs, the Joint Strike Fighter, the Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft and several naval vessels was stolen.  The compromise was extensive and extreme,  said the official, Mitchell Clarke, in an audio recording made by a ZDNet journalist and broadcast by the ABC. Clarke said the attacker accessed the small contractor s systems for five months in 2016, and the  methodical, slow and deliberate,  choice of target suggested a nation-state actor could be behind the raid. Australia has agreed to buy 72 Lockheed Martin Corp Joint Strike Fighter planes. A spokesman for the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), a government agency, said the government would not release further details about the cyber attack.   The ACSC said in a report on Monday that it responded to 734 cyber attacks on  systems of national interest  for the year ended June 30, and the defense industry was a major target. The attack on the defense contractor was carried out by a  malicious cyber adversary , it said.    In 2016 the agency said it responded to 1,095 cyber attacks over an 18-month period, including an intrusion from a foreign intelligence service on the weather bureau. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Joint Strike Fighter plans stolen in Australia cyber attackSYDNEY (Reuters) - A hacker stole non-classified information about Australia s Joint Strike Fighter program and other military hardware last year after breaching the network of a defense contractor, the defense industry minister said on Thursday. About 30 gigabytes of data was stolen in the cyber attack, including details of the Joint Strike Fighter warplane and P-8 Poseidon surveillance plane, according to a presentation on the hack by a government official.      Fortunately the data that has been taken is commercial data, not military data ... it s not classified information,  Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne told Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Radio.  I don t know who did it.  In a presentation to a conference in Sydney, an official from the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) intelligence agency said technical information on smart bombs, the Joint Strike Fighter, the Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft and several naval vessels was stolen.  The compromise was extensive and extreme,  said the official, Mitchell Clarke, in an audio recording made by a ZDNet journalist and broadcast by the ABC. Clarke said the attacker accessed the small contractor s systems for five months in 2016, and the  methodical, slow and deliberate,  choice of target suggested a nation-state actor could be behind the raid. Australia has agreed to buy 72 Lockheed Martin Corp Joint Strike Fighter planes. A spokesman for the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), a government agency, said the government would not release further details about the cyber attack.   The ACSC said in a report on Monday that it responded to 734 cyber attacks on  systems of national interest  for the year ended June 30, and the defense industry was a major target. The attack on the defense contractor was carried out by a  malicious cyber adversary , it said.    In 2016 the agency said it responded to 1,095 cyber attacks over an 18-month period, including an intrusion from a foreign intelligence service on the weather bureau. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: joint strike fighter plans stolen australia cyber attacksydney reuters a hacker stole information australia joint strike fighter program military hardware last year breaching network defense contractor defense industry minister said thursday about gigabytes data stolen cyber attack including details joint strike fighter airplane poseidon surveillance plane according presentation hack government official fortunately data taken commercial data military data classified information defence industry minister christopher pine told australian broadcasting corporation abc radio i know in presentation conference sydney official australian signals directorate asd intelligence agency said technical information smart bombs joint strike fighter poseidon maritime patrol aircraft several naval vessels stolen the compromise extensive extreme said official mitchell clarke audio recording made zdnet journalist broadcast abc clarke said attacker accessed small contractor systems five months methodical slow deliberate choice target suggested actor could behind raid australia agreed buy locked martin corp joint strike fighter planes a spokesman australian cyber security centre acc government agency said government would release details cyber attack the acc said report monday responded cyber attacks systems national interest year ended june defense industry major target the attack defense contractor carried malicious cyber adversary said in agency said responded cyber attacks period including intrusion foreign intelligence service weather bureau worldnews