Fortune |
China's Cyber Spying on the US Has Drastically Changed
Fortune Military and political espionage? Fair game. Industry? Hands off. Hackers allegedly sponsored by China had been ransacking U.S. companies for economic advantage for years, as any computer forensics pro who has helped clean up one of these data … |
Asia Times |
Honey traps and self-isolation: The sad, hidden message behind China's counter-espionage campaign
Asia Times According to book, Chinese Industrial Espionage, authored by William Hannas, James Mulvenon, and Anna Puglisi, the Chinese communists have long made “deft use” of honey traps. One of the earliest known cases involved a Chinese transvestite and … |
The Diplomat |
Did China's Military Drone Technology Espionage Pay Off in the End?
The Diplomat China's industrial espionage appears to have paid off in the drone market. As reported by Bill Gertz in late December, the CH-4 armed UAV strongly resembles the MQ-9 Reaper produced by General Atomics, and operated by the United States Air Force. |
National Defense Magazine (blog) |
Cyber Espionage Fears Stoked by China's Zoomlion Bid for Terex
National Defense Magazine (blog) “China continues to leverage foreign investments, commercial joint ventures, academic exchanges, the experience of repatriated Chinese students and researchers, and state-sponsored industrial and technical espionage to increase the level of … |