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So now France has also been targeted by Chinese hackers.

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So what?

Are we supposed to believe that the intelligence agencies of France, Britain, Germany and America are somehow above reproach and never spy on anybody, electronically by hacking their computers or otherwise?

I guess this is a good sign: China has risen to the point that the current powers are actually starting to feel threatened.

Now, if everybody could just grow up and start dealing with the real issues this world faces?

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wangbo

A Kiwi teaching English to oil workers in Beijing, studying Chinese in my spare time, married to a beautiful Beijing lass, consuming vast quantities of green tea (usually Xihu Longjing/西湖龙井, if that means anything to you), eating good food (except for when I cook), missing good Kiwi ale, breathing smog, generally living as best I can outside Godzone and having a good time of it.

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  1. From the article readings and my language understanding, the hacking in France came THROUGH China but not FROM China. With new hacking technologies, it may be some US or European hackers launch through zombie PCs in China. Why is it possible? Because, Chinese PCs are full of viruses with copied softwares, therefore so easy to control them. Can China be a scapegoat?

  2. Good point, I didn’t notice that. I think I was getting a bit tired when I read that article.

    Well, in this case, clearly China can not reasonably be scapegoated, but the feeling I got from the article was that they were trying to blame China. Guess I should read more carefully next time.

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