China Denies It Is Launching Cyber Attacks Against The U.S.

China Lashes Back at Hacking Claims -- Wall Street Journal

BEIJING—China fought back against a U.S. computer-security firm's accusations that a Chinese military group stole large amounts of data from U.S. companies.

The U.S. firm, Mandiant Corp., said in a 74-page report released Monday on its website that a group attached to China's People's Liberation Army has since at least 2006 stolen data from 141 companies, 115 of which were in the U.S., over a seven-year period. Mandiant didn't name specific targets of the attacks but said they spanned industries ranging from information technology and telecommunications to aerospace and energy. Mandiant's accusations were reported earlier by the New York Times.

Speaking at a daily news briefing on Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei denied the accusations.

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