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Is the U.S.-Iran Cyber War Over?
Daily Beast But Iranian officials had been rattling their cyber swords while the so-called P5+1 negotiators were trying to hammer out an agreement. In February 2014, a senior officer in the Iranian military, which both runs the cyber warfare programs and owns a … |
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China Reveals Its Cyberwar Secrets
Daily Beast “This is the first time we've seen an explicit acknowledgement of the existence of China's secretive cyber–warfare forces from the Chinese side,” says Joe McReynolds, who researches the country's network warfare strategy, doctrine, and capabilities at … China (Finally) Admits to Hacking |
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US Not Ready for Cyberwar Hostile Hackers Could Launch
Daily Beast The Chinese reportedly have been hacking into U.S. infrastructure, and Leon Panetta says future attacks could plunge the U.S. into chaos—shutting down the power grid, as well as electric, oil, gas, water, chemical, and transit systems. We're not prepared. |
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Journalist, Or Spy? Xinhua Doesn't Distinguish
Daily Beast Canadian reporter Mark Bourrie quit his $ 50,000 a year job at Xinhua News Agency (part of China's state media arm) after it became apparent his employment was predicated on being willing to spy on behalf of the Chinese government. The last straw was … Canadian Reporter Used as Spy for China Xinhua's not just another news agency China journalist denies spying claim by Canadian freelancer who quit Xinhua |