China’s engagement in hacking U.S. government and corporate data has led the former to violate a crucial bilateral anti-hacking agreement with the latter. The accord was signed between the two nations in 2015, aimed at curbing economic cyber espionage.

Speaking at the Aspen Institute’s Cyber Summit on Nov 8, Senior National Security Agency official Rob Joyce said that it “is clear they are well beyond the bounds of the agreement today that was forged between our two countries.”  more

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