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Washington Post Hacked as Visa Limbo Continues

The Washington Post has revealed a recent intrusion into its servers, for which China is a chief suspect. From Craig Timberg: Post officials, who on Wednesday learned of the intrusion from Mandiant, a cybersecurity contractor that monitors the company’s networks, said the intrusion was of relatively short duration. “This is an ongoing investigation, but we believe it was a few days at most,” said Post spokeswoman Kris Coratti. […] The company’s suspicions immediately

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