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| − | [[China]] has often been accused of launching [[cyberterrorism]] in the [[United States]]. In 2005, Chinese hackers in the Guadagong province launched an attack against the [[United States]] , using [[speаr phishing]] and a [[computer worm|worm]] named "trojan rain", in attempt to steal American intelligence. The Chinese government was thought to be involved in supporting the hackers, as part of a broader policy of [[information warfare]]< | + | [[China]] has often been accused of launching [[cyberterrorism]] in the [[United States]]. In 2005, Chinese hackers in the Guadagong province launched an attack against the [[United States]] , using [[speаr phishing]] and a [[computer worm|worm]] named "trojan rain", in attempt to steal American intelligence. The Chinese government was thought to be involved in supporting the hackers, as part of a broader policy of [[information warfare]]<ref>http://www.fcw.com/online/news/97658-1.html</ref>. <ref>http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-5969516.html</ref>. |
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Revision as of 20:50, March 21, 2008
China has often been accused of launching cyberterrorism in the United States. In 2005, Chinese hackers in the Guadagong province launched an attack against the United States , using speаr phishing and a worm named "trojan rain", in attempt to steal American intelligence. The Chinese government was thought to be involved in supporting the hackers, as part of a broader policy of information warfare[1]. [2].