China accused over global computer spy ring »
Posted By myfairlady 9 months, 1 week ago in NewsAn enormous electronic espionage programme run from servers in China has been used to spy on computers in more than 100 countries, according to two reports published at the weekend.
The reports, published by the universities of Cambridge and Toronto, detail a "murky realm" where cyber spooks infiltrate email, take over humble desktop computers and use them to spy on organisations, individuals and governments.
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Did I not just read a few days ago...that Congress wanted more control over being able to view the contents of our computers? What's up with them and this control thing? It sounds like they want no privacy...plus...http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2... there seems to be mistrust when it comes to the pair, China and the US...and it's the US's fault...know why I know...it would have never happened if the US had good motives as their ambitions.
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When I say this...I am not accusing us, the citizens...I have good intentions, even if I can not speak good about government in Washington.
While one of the reports remains mute on the identity of the perpetrators, the other has no such qualms, warning that the Chinese government ran a series of cyber attacks on Tibetan exile groups. The Chinese foreign ministry could not be reached for comment.(ref:http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/...
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