The Russian Embassy didn't respond to requests to comment but has in the past denied allegations of cyberspying. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
An inability to tie cyberspying activities with precision to a certain actor has in the past limited the U.S.'s ability to respond because it's hard to retaliate or confront an unidentified adversary. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
The legal terrain surrounding cyberspying tactics is unclear: Although federal privacy law appears to broadly prohibit unauthorized access to computer services, many recent court cases have set a high bar for proving wrongdoing. ❋ Unknown (2011)
The Chinese cyberspying campaign stems largely from a dozen groups connected to China's People's Liberation Army and a half-dozen nonmilitary groups connected to organizations like universities, said those who were briefed on the investigation. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
The activity breaks down into cyberspying efforts by 20 groups with different attack styles that are responsible for most of the cybertheft of U.S. secrets, said the people briefed on the investigation. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
China's government has denied allegations of cyberspying. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2012)
U.S. intelligence agencies linked Chinese groups responsible for cyberspying in the U.S. with China's military. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Chinese officials regularly dispute U.S. allegations of cyberspying, saying they are the victims, not the perpetrators, of cybercrime and cyberespionage. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
Mr. Rogers held a hearing on cybersecurity issues in October, where he and the top Democrat on the intelligence committee criticized China for what they said was its pervasive cyberspying. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
WASHINGTON—U.S. intelligence agencies have pinpointed many of the Chinese groups responsible for cyberspying in the U.S., and most are sponsored by the Chinese military, according to people who have been briefed on the investigation. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
Armed with this information, the U.S. has begun to lay the groundwork to confront China more directly about cyberspying. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
Recent attempts to hack U.S. officials' Gmail accounts are part of a broad Chinese cyberspying scheme, but China's government denies any role. ❋ Juro Osawa (2011)
The U.S. government, led by the National Security Agency, has tracked the growing Chinese cyberspying campaign against the U.S. for decades. ❋ Siobhan Gorman (2011)
Shyam Sankar, Palantir's 28-year old VP of Business Development who spoke at this year's TED on the use of Palantir to uncover GhostNet, a large Chinese cyberspying operation, believes by hiring extremely bright, energetic and capable individuals, Palantir doesn't need the sales and marketing people. ❋ Unknown (2010)
In it they detailed the Chinese cyberspying that infected 1,295 targets in 103 countries. ❋ Unknown (2010)
I think the cyberspying was very much a trigger for that broader angst they'd been having over censorship. ❋ Unknown (2010)
