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U.S. SUSPECTS CHINA OF HACKING
News.am
18:11 / 01/25/2010
Chinese authorities reject accusations of implications with hacking
attacks on Google. China says these accusations are "groundless and
aim to denigrate China," The New York Times reports.
Earlier, Chinese authorities severely criticized U.S. government,
threatening to deteriorate relations between the states. U.S.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated about necessity to abolish
Internet censorship in certain countries, singling out China's one
'as a threat to the free flow of information," the source says.
The experts of Armenian largest internet provider - Armenian Datacom
Company told NEWS.am-Innovation that Armenia is more frequently
attacked by Chinese hackers.
News.am
18:11 / 01/25/2010
Chinese authorities reject accusations of implications with hacking
attacks on Google. China says these accusations are "groundless and
aim to denigrate China," The New York Times reports.
Earlier, Chinese authorities severely criticized U.S. government,
threatening to deteriorate relations between the states. U.S.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated about necessity to abolish
Internet censorship in certain countries, singling out China's one
'as a threat to the free flow of information," the source says.
The experts of Armenian largest internet provider - Armenian Datacom
Company told NEWS.am-Innovation that Armenia is more frequently
attacked by Chinese hackers.