Hackers Hit U.S. Firms Linked to South China Sea
A new report released by cybersecurity firm FireEye on Friday revealed that U.S. engineering and...
by Cindy | Mar 17, 2018
A new report released by cybersecurity firm FireEye on Friday revealed that U.S. engineering and...
by Samuel Wade | Aug 3, 2016
As Chinese authorities frequently point out in response to foreign accusations that it sponsors...
by Samuel Wade | Oct 14, 2015
After years of mounting tensions over hacking, Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to the...
by Samuel Wade | Jun 26, 2015
The Wall Street Journal’s Felicia Schwartz reports some signs of cooperation between China...
by Sophie Beach | Jun 9, 2015
Filmmaker Laura Poitras—who is best known for receiving classified documents from and then...
by Anne Henochowicz | Aug 1, 2014
As of August 1, the following search terms were blocked on Sina Weibo (not including the “search...
by Natalie Ornell | Jun 13, 2014
In the wake of both revelations that the U.S. government has accused five People’s...
by Natalie Ornell | Mar 13, 2014
San Jose cybersecurity company FireEye says that “they’ve spotted warning signs that...
by Scott Greene | Nov 14, 2013
For Reuters, Matthew Miller reports that some U.S. technology firms may face headwinds in China as...
by 不忘初心 | Sep 18, 2013
U.S. computer security software company Symantec says a Chinese group of hackers named...
by Josh Rudolph | May 23, 2013
After recent high-profile hacking campaigns against American newspapers and government organizations, and a subsequent report suggesting that groups responsible for some attacks were linked to the People’s Liberation Army,...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 4, 2013
This week’s edition of The Economist features an epic special report by Gady Epstein on social, political, commercial, technical and international aspects of China’s Internet. From his introduction: THIRTEEN YEARS...
by Samuel Wade | Mar 27, 2013
As accusations of hacking take an increasingly prominent role in Sino-U.S. relations, former U.S. Defense Secretary William Cohen argues that a quieter approach will yield better results than “megaphone diplomacy”....
by Samuel Wade | Mar 21, 2013
Update: The Korean Communications Commission has announced that its original attribution was a mistake, and that the IP address involved in the attack actually belongs to one of the targeted companies. The attack is still...
by Samuel Wade | Mar 17, 2013
The Wall Street Journal has revealed allegations that its staff bribed Chinese officials to obtain information related to Bo Xilai’s former fiefdom of Chongqing. Officials at the newspaper’s parent company News Corp....
by Sophie Beach | Mar 12, 2013
Following the Mandiant report that exposed a major hacking group linked to the People’s Liberation Army, the Los Angeles Times has now tracked down the personal blog of one of the alleged hackers. In the blog, which was...
by Scott Greene | Feb 25, 2013
ZDNet’s Eileen Yu reported on Monday that hackers have distributed virus-infected versions of a report released last week by security firm Mandiant which linked the Chinese army to cyberattacks on U.S. corporations: When...
by Samuel Wade | Feb 19, 2013
In the recent string of hacking attacks against American newspapers, government departments and other organizations, the difficulty of definitively attributing such actions has been a recurring theme. Chinese authorities have...