 AFP |
I spy … a champion? Lurkers erase any doubts that US is favorite for …
Washington Post When the Americans opened Thursday's podium training session with a barrage of Amanars, the high-scoring vaults that might very well decide the gold medal, a Chinese coach made sure he had a front-row seat. Russian coach Alexander Alexandrov just … Friend or foe, US gymnasts don't mind who watches |
 U.S. News & World Report |
Correction: Corporate Espionage–China story
Washington Post CHICAGO — In early versions of a July 19 story about an American woman convicted of stealing trade secrets from Motorola Inc., The Associated Press erroneously reported that she was scheduled to be sentenced later that day. Hanjuan Jin was originally … Chinese woman to be sentenced for industrial espionage News Summary: Developer secrets theft sentencing Sentencing set for Motorla espionage suspect |
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Defense Expert: US Should Hire Hackers To Conduct Cyberwarfare
Huffington Post Defense analyst John Arquilla believes the U.S. should stop prosecuting elite hackers and instead hire them to wage an online war against terrorists as well as other American enemies. He argues if the U.S. played its card rights with hackers, the war … |
 Sydney Morning Herald |
Cyber warfare
Jerusalem Post Cyber warfare is fast becoming a dominant element in every developed country's military arsenal. Israel Identifies Cyberspace As Key Battlefield |