Yesterday I mentioned that Google had reported a "massive cyber attack" that took place last December and which originated in China.
More has been reported today on this subject. The report from The Daily Telegraph, includes the following:
[Advised not to go to a Human Rights Conference] He added that in two other cases he had innocently asked public security officials: “How did you know that? I have not told anyone” and was told: “Who do you think we are?”
And:
However, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Affairs ministry said that “Chinese laws prohibit any form of cyber attacks including hacking.”
More has been reported today on this subject. The report from The Daily Telegraph, includes the following:
[Advised not to go to a Human Rights Conference] He added that in two other cases he had innocently asked public security officials: “How did you know that? I have not told anyone” and was told: “Who do you think we are?”
And:
However, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Affairs ministry said that “Chinese laws prohibit any form of cyber attacks including hacking.”
Once again in the words of the immortal Mandy Rice-Davies "They would say that wouldn't they?"
I am absolutely convinced of the honesty of the last statement, but I do not see what that has to do with the issue under discussion!
Until the next time.
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