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Report: Chinese Hackers Breached Hundreds of Networks Globally

  • #Politics
  • #Cybercrime
  • #Science & technology
  • #Computer security
  • #Civil liberties
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JUN 2023
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story last updated JUN 2023

The Spin

Anti-China narrative

Public-private collaboration is essential for the US to fight off rapidly evolving cybersecurity threats from the likes of China, North Korea, Russia, and Iran. Minimum cybersecurity standards across the sectors must be developed, alongside an acceptance that the issue will remain a continuous conflict and evolution of danger and defense.

The Hill

Pro-China narrative

The US is projecting its own crimes onto China as it uses the veil of "national interests" to conduct surveillance and attack the rest of the world. These types of accusations are nothing more than an excuse to justify Washington's flagrant sanctions on Chinese and other foreign tech companies with the intent of maintaining its global dominance.

Global Times

Metaculus Prediction


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