A recent report from China’s National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center and National Engineering Laboratory for Computer Virus Prevention Technology reveals that cyberattacks targeting key infrastructures during the ninth Asian Winter Games hit the Chinese mainland. The report traced these attacks to several countries and regions, including the U.S., the Netherlands, and Singapore, focusing on competition systems and critical network infrastructures in Heilongjiang Province.
During a daily news briefing, foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun expressed serious concerns over this malicious cyber activity. He emphasized that the report underscores persistent challenges in cybersecurity, with the Chinese mainland emerging as one of the main victims globally. Guo urged the U.S. to adopt a responsible attitude, reflect on its actions, and refrain from slandering others.
This development offers a glimpse into how digital threats are reshaping international events. For a generation that’s always connected, these insights highlight the importance of robust cyber defenses and global cooperation. Stay informed and secure, friends! 🔒💻
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U.S. behind cyberattacks against China during Asian Winter Games: FM
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