Students walked in front of a TV screen displaying footage of Chinese President Xi Jinping on June 23 in Hong Kong. Federal officials say Chinese state-sponsored hackers have recently grown more brazen. (Photo by Anthony Kwan/Getty Images) How ‘China coup’ tweets went viral, and what it says about the rapid spread of disinformation China coup tweets originated with Chinese dissident networks, but spread quickly and ultimately lead to news coverage in India. Sep 26, 2022 By Suzanne Smalley
(flickr) DOJ reveals indictment against Chinese cyberspies that stole U.S. business secrets Court documents describe that Chinese nationals Wu Yingzhuo, Dong Hao and Xia Lei hacked into and stole data from several American companies, including Siemens AG, Moody’s Analytics… Nov 27, 2017 By Chris Bing
(Getty) China wants individual access to VPNs cut off by February 2018 The policy falls in line with the country's rules around its "Great Firewall.” Jul 10, 2017 By Michael Bergin
How China’s cyber command is being built to supersede its U.S. military counterpart “There’s really nothing like it in America. And that's for a good reason." Jun 22, 2017 By Chris Bing
(Getty) DNI: Chinese hacking against U.S. companies is ‘ongoing’ but ‘significantly reduced’ Dan Coats' assessment reports significant progress on the cyber front between the world's two biggest economies. May 23, 2017 By Patrick Howell O'Neill