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The findings from last week's annual security report by the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission to congress has gotten China pretty angsty: the report states that China has been increasing cyber espionage attacks on the US in order to gain military information, and cites an increase in government involvement in these attacks. The foreign ministry department strongly denied spying, but as concerns over China's secretive military buildup grow we wonder if Beijing is sweating a little too hard from this extra pressure. Then again, we'd like to know how many of those 230 million hack attempts on China's new military website were conducted by American spies?
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"Then again, we'd like to know how many of those 230 million hack attempts on China's new military website were conducted by American spies?"
What government would be stupid enough to host a public military website on servers connected to anything sensitive??? The PLA's site is probably hosted on the same server as Shanghaiist, so heaven forfend the "Americans" should have gained access to that!!!