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US government to issue complaint to China over Google hack

US government to issue complaint to China over Google hack

The US government is set to issue a formal complaint to China over its alleged involvement with the hacking attacks revealed by Google and several other companies earlier this week.
Phil Muncaster Jan 18 2010 10:27AM Security
Yahoo under fire from Chinese partner over Google hack

Yahoo under fire from Chinese partner over Google hack

Describes Yahoo's comments as 'reckless'.
Phil Muncaster Jan 18 2010 6:24AM Security
Google stands alone on censorship decision

Google stands alone on censorship decision

Yahoo, Microsoft and Cisco distance themselves.
Rosalie Marshall Jan 16 2010 8:08AM Strategy
China reponds to hacking claims

China reponds to hacking claims

Fails to mention Google allegations.
Dan Raywood Jan 15 2010 10:48AM Security
Hackers take China's Baidu offline

Hackers take China's Baidu offline

Political motivations remain confusing.
Rosalie Marshall Jan 13 2010 11:42AM Security
Google to end censorship of Chinese searches

Google to end censorship of Chinese searches

Threatens pullout after human rights hacking.
Iain Thomson Jan 13 2010 11:26AM Strategy
China outlines new web regulations

China outlines new web regulations

New system could see many overseas sites banned.
Dan Worth Dec 23 2009 10:09AM Telco/ISP
Safety first for IT executives in China

Safety first for IT executives in China

US Government recommends weighing laptop before and after each visit.
Sholto Macpherson Sep 17 2009 7:16AM Networking
Mass SQL injection attacks still scaling up

Mass SQL injection attacks still scaling up

The mass SQL injection attacks that gained attention earlier this week are continuing, with some 210,000 pages infected so far.
Chuck Miller Aug 28 2009 10:31AM Security
China jails four for pirating Windows XP

China jails four for pirating Windows XP

Tomato Garden version of Windows shut down.
Iain Thomson Aug 22 2009 12:08PM Software
China ditches compulsory Green Dam plans

China ditches compulsory Green Dam plans

Internet filtering technology now voluntary.
Rosalie Marshall Aug 14 2009 12:19AM Software
Tech execs rocked by Rio Tinto arrest

Tech execs rocked by Rio Tinto arrest

Remain committed to the Chinese market.
Brett Winterford Jul 15 2009 3:48PM Strategy
China delays rollout of filtering tool

China delays rollout of filtering tool

China has delayed the rollout date for its controversial Green Dam internet filtering tool.
Shaun Nichols Jul 1 2009 2:37PM Security
US government weighs in on Chinese filtering row

US government weighs in on Chinese filtering row

Rethink Green Dam.
Shaun Nichols Jun 25 2009 4:00PM Software
China backs down on Green Dam web filter

China backs down on Green Dam web filter

China appears to have given in to pressure over its controversial requirement for all new PCs to have specific blacklist filtering software installed.
Mark Mayne Jun 17 2009 10:52AM Security
China to mandate web filtering tools

China to mandate web filtering tools

The Chinese government is said to be asking PC vendors to bundle filtering software on systems sold within the country.
Shaun Nichols Jun 9 2009 12:21PM Security
China denies role on US grid hacks

China denies role on US grid hacks

The Chinese government is denying any involvement in the reported infiltration of US electric grid systems.
Shaun Nichols Apr 11 2009 7:47AM Security
Hackers breach US electric grid

Hackers breach US electric grid

News of a recent security breach in the US electrical grid is prompting new security worries and calls for better protections.
Shaun Nichols Apr 9 2009 10:30AM Security
Businesses are next after Dalai Lama hack

Businesses are next after Dalai Lama hack

A Chinese hacking plot uncovered at the weekend could have grave implications for organisations, as most are vulnerable to the social malware techniques used in the attack, a new report warns.
Phil Muncaster Mar 31 2009 10:45AM Security
Massive Chinese cyber hack revealed

Massive Chinese cyber hack revealed

Canadian researchers have revealed an alleged extensive Chinese spying operation, which involved the hacking of over 1000 computers in 103 countries, according to reports.
Phil Muncaster Mar 30 2009 10:37AM Security

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