The Interpreter |
Weekend catch-up: China's internet laws, cyber espionage, PNG, Democratic …
The Interpreter The Interpreter published a few pieces this week on the intersection of digital connectivity and international relations. First, a piece from Cheng Lim and Jack Maher, who specialise in China's digital security laws. They wrote on what China's new … |
TheBlaze.com |
'For the Record': China's Cyber Warfare Unit Targeting the American Power Grid
TheBlaze.com China's People's Liberation Army has a specialized unit dedicated to launching cyberattacks, and its main target is the United States. U.S. intelligence agencies warn that China operates on a scale so sophisticated it could bring down the entire … |
Lawfare (blog) |
Can we trust China's promise to stop engaging in cyberwarfare?
Washington Post “We've agreed that neither the U.S. or the Chinese government will conduct or knowingly support cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, including trade secrets or other confidential business information for commercial advantage.” Mr. Xi echoed … Cyber Changes Everything, Cyber Changes Nothing: On Admiral Rogers' Vision and … Top US spy skeptical about US-China cyber agreement Spy chief Clapper reluctant to rely on China cyber deal |
Forbes |
Obama To Discuss Cyber-Espionage Concerns With China's President Xi
Forbes President Barack Obama will discuss cybersecurity concerns with Chinese President Xi Jinping during the latter's formal state visit to Washington on September 25, Reuters reported on Monday. The issue of hacking of both government and commercial … Obama Complains About Chinese Cyber-Espionage US, China Hold Cyber Talks Before Xi's Visit US won't impose sanctions on Chinese companies before Xi visit |