Source: Jun Zhengping Studio · Chinese Military Horn
After a meticulous investigation by the National Computer Virus Emergency Treatment Center and the joint technical team of 360 Company, some time ago, the truth of the cyber attack suffered by Northwestern Polytechnical University, one of the "seven sons of national defense", was revealed. The "black hand" that extends cyberattacks to colleges and universities is none other than the National Security Agency's (NSA) Office of Specific Intrusion Operations (TAO). As the number one power in the world today, it is indignant to do the shameless work of "information thieves".
In fact, the US cyber attack war has always been aimed at China, "stealing" everything, "listening" to everything, and doing nothing evil.
In March 2020, domestic cybersecurity firm 360 disclosed the 11-year-long cyberattacks against China by APT-C-39, a hacking group with a background in the CIA. The United States uses quantum attack platforms against targets in China to steal various data related to population, health care, education and scientific research, military defense, aerospace, social management, transportation management, infrastructure and so on.
In April and June 2022, China's National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center conducted a technical analysis of the CIA's "Honeycomb" malicious code attack control weapon platform and the US National Security Agency's "Acid Fox" vulnerability attack weapon platform, both of which showed that several Chinese units suffered from U.S. cyber attacks.
In addition, not long ago, Russia's "Independent" said that a subtle shift is taking place within the CIA, and hundreds of intelligence officials who previously specialized in dealing with al-Qaida and other similar organizations have been transferred to the "China Mission Center", which was created last year to focus on China. The CIA is increasingly recruiting employees from overseas Chinese living in the United States, and many existing agents are learning Chinese.
What is quite ironic is that in the face of ironclad evidence that infringes on the rights and interests of Chinese citizens and seriously endangers China's national security, the United States not only chooses to be "blind," but spares no effort to slander and slander China on the issue of network security, tries to make itself a "victim" persona, makes unfounded accusations against China, and frequently stages the trick of "thieves shouting to catch thieves."
On July 21, 2020, the United States accused two Chinese citizens, Li Xiaoyu and Dong Jiazhi, of falsely claiming that they were hackers who stole secrets from the US covid-19 vaccine and slandering them as being instructed by the Chinese government; On July 21, 2021, U.S. Secretary of State Blinken said that "China is irresponsible in cyberspace and poses a significant threat to the economy and security of the United States and its partners." On June 7, 2022, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), together with the U.S. National Security Agency and the FBI, issued a joint alert to hype "Chinese government-backed hackers" invading Western Telecommunications companies and advising those that use equipment from vendors such as Cisco and Fortinet to take defensive measures to strengthen their networks.
The United States clamors every day that others threaten network security and steal technology, but it cannot produce any evidence, but blindly throws dirty water on China. Under its clumsy acting skills, the United States is nothing more than a vain attempt to abuse the concept of national security to contain and suppress China.
In fact, the United States, which has always prided itself on being the "world leader," is the initiator of the use of technological resources to disrupt the international network security order under the guise of "national security" and "human rights protection." No country has such a proliferation of "voyeurism" as the United States, extending the perspective of surveillance to all corners of the world.
In the eyes of the United States, there is no real friend, as long as it has needs, it will not hesitate to "attack" its allies, and it will never be merciful. As early as 2013, Snowden had exposed that German Chancellor Merke's mobile phone had been monitored by US intelligence for many years. In 2015, WikiLeaks also revealed that the US National Security Agency was spying on chirac, Sarkozy, Hollande and other three French presidents. In 2021, Danish media reported that the U.S. National Security Agency had used the Danish intelligence service's eavesdropping system to spy on senior officials in Sweden, Norway, France and Germany.
What is even more shocking is that the United States, which has always paid lip service to "human rights", spies on its own people with equal recklessness. The Center for Privacy and Technology Law at Georgetown University in the United States has published a report called "America's Sky And Earth Network: Data-Driven Evictions in the 21st Century." The report shows that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has orchestrated a sophisticated and vast surveillance network that can monitor most people living in the United States without the need for permission. So much so that an article on the "Privacy Issues" website described the United States as a "monitoring United States." Over the past year, the FBI has conducted as many as 3.4 million searches of electronic data of Americans without a warrant.
Blatantly eavesdropping on the information of other countries externally, and unscrupulously snooping on citizens' privacy internally, from e-mail, voice calls to social network information, the United States has used time and time again to prove that it is a "matrix" and "eavesdropping empire" that steals chickens and dogs, and is a major threat in the field of global network security.
Today's Internet technology is developing rapidly, and the exchanges between countries are also closer, and network security and data security are becoming more and more important. We must soberly understand that the "big stick" of hegemonism and power politics will endanger world peace and exacerbate security challenges. But this is not a "family affair" of a certain country, all countries in the world need to unite to jointly safeguard the security and development of international cyberspace, and the era of "Matrix" is rampant, it is over.
(Produced by Jun Zhengping Studio and China Military)