How the infamous APT-1 report exposing China's PLA hackers came to be

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ungreased0675 · 4h ago

I still wonder why the government didn’t do more about the massive theft of intellectual property from US businesses. Chinese businesses got to skip decades of research and development because of state-sponsored espionage.

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How the infamous APT-1 report exposing China's PLA hackers came to be

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