Chinese Army Unit Is Seen as Tied to Hacking Against U.S.

7/19/2013

This New York Times article discusses alleged cyber attacks against the United States by a Chinese military unit, known as Unit 61398. The article presents evidence and claims from security experts and U.S. officials about the involvement of this unit in cyber espionage and hacking activities. It highlights the growing concern over cybersecurity and the contentious relationship between the United States and China in the realm of cyber warfare. The article also explores the possible motivations behind these attacks, ranging from economic espionage to stealing intellectual property. Overall, it sheds light on the complex and evolving landscape of international cyber conflicts.

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