Invasion of the Chinese Cyberspies

....to rank among the most pervasive cyberespionage threats that U.S.
computer networks have ever faced.
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"This could very well impact national security at the highest levels."
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FBI is "aggressively" pursuing the possibility that the Chinese government
is behind the attacks.
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When it comes to advancing their military by stealing data, "the Chinese are
more aggressive" than anyone else.
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China has not been cooperating with U.S. investigations [Or in the war on
terrorism.]
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Carpenter had never seen hackers work so quickly, with such a sense of
purpose. They would commandeer a hidden section of a hard drive, zip up as
many files as possible and immediately transmit the data to way stations in
South Korea, Hong Kong or Taiwan before sending them to mainland China. They
always made a silent escape, wiping their electronic fingerprints clean and
leaving behind an almost undetectable beacon allowing them to re-enter the
machine at will. An entire attack took 10 to 30 minutes. "Most hackers, if
they actually get into a government network, get excited and make mistakes,"
says Carpenter. "Not these guys. They never hit a wrong key."
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Eventually he followed the trail to its apparent end, in the southern
Chinese province of Guangdong. He found that the attacks emanated from just
three Chinese routers that acted as the first connection point from a local
network to the Internet.
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http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...098961,00.html



The CCP’s Hidden Foreign Agenda Revealed
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At a Sydney Auditorium, former Chinese police superintendent and 610 officer
Hao Fengjun addressed the audience by taped video recording, in which he
outlined a plan that the Chinese government has hatched to attack and
neutralize foreign media as part of its overall efforts to control public
opinion outside of China.
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http://english.epochtimes.com/news/5-8-29/31717.html