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US-China summit ends with accord on all but cyber-espionage
The Guardian The Chinese contrition over cyber-attacks that Washington had hoped for failed to materialise, but historic talks between presidents Obama and Xi Jinping lived up to their billing in other regards with agreement on issues ranging from climate change to … |
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China-US Summit Means Determining the Rules of Cyber–Warfare Engagement
SiliconANGLE (blog) On today's NewsDesk segment we discussed this situation with Chinese cyber-espionage and their sustained campaign again U.S. defense contractors, government agencies, and private industry. It's a perilous state of affairs to say the least. I also made … Shaming Chinese hackers won't work because cyber-espionage is here to stay Political Scene: The US, China, and Cyber Security China to conduct digital warfare drills ahead of Obama-Xi meet |
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UN summit votes to support Internet eavesdropping
CNET In August, The New York Times reported that malware known as FinSpy, sold by a British company called the Gamma Group, could activate computer cameras and microphones and had been linked to repressive governments including Turkmenistan, Brunei, … |
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First Security Watch Summit Will Spotlight Mobile Security
PC Magazine Along with my fellow Security Watch bloggers Neil Rubenking and Fahmida Rashid, and everyone else at PC Magazine, we are all extremely excited to announce our first security panel next month in New York City! Security Watch Summit 2012 will focus on … |