Thursday, October 22, 2009

China Declares Cyberwar Against The U.S.

China Expands Cyberspying in U.S., Report Says -- Wall Street Journal

Congressional Advisory Panel in Washington Cites Apparent Campaign by Beijing to Steal Information From American Firms.

WASHINGTON -- The Chinese government is ratcheting up its cyberspying operations against the U.S., a congressional advisory panel found, citing an example of a carefully orchestrated campaign against one U.S. company that appears to have been sponsored by Beijing.

The unnamed company was just one of several successfully penetrated by a campaign of cyberespionage, according to the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission report to be released Thursday. Chinese espionage operations are "straining the U.S. capacity to respond," the report concludes.

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My Comment: It appears that the Chinese have declared "restrictive" cyberwar against U.S. institutions. The full report on this analysis of Chinese cyberspying can be found HERE.

2 comments:

ADzivo said...

is it possible to correct the link under HERE, on your comments?
Thanks

WNU Editor said...

This is what happens when you are away for the entire day.
Link is repaired.