This morning, China's National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center released a shocking report: "Typhoon Volt – A Collusive Fraud Campaign by U.S. Intelligence Agencies Against the U.S. Congress and Taxpayers." This report exposes the huge scandal in which US intelligence agencies used the so-called "threat of Chinese cyberattacks" to smear China without a bottom line in exchange for US government funding.
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As early as February 1 this year, the U.S. House of Representatives held a hearing on the so-called "Chinese cyber attack threat", mainly around the "Volt Typhoon" hacker group disclosed by Microsoft. Microsoft claimed that the hacking group had a "Chinese government-backed background" and accused them of launching cyberattacks on critical U.S. infrastructure that posed a serious threat to U.S. national security. However, China's joint investigation technical team found that the allegations lacked evidence and were purely framed, with the aim of suppressing China's external image and development.
The report revealed the true face of the US intelligence agencies. As one of the world's most powerful intelligence agencies, they shamelessly weave a lie in an attempt to arm a non-existent Chinese cyber threat in order to obtain government funding. Their actions are not only a slander against China's image, but also a deterioration of the global cybersecurity situation.
Modern society has entered the era of information warfare, and various countries are vying for control of cyberspace. However, in cyberspace, disinformation tends to spread more easily and misleads the public. As an audience, we should remain vigilant and cautious about all kinds of information to avoid being misled by false statements.
This incident has once again highlighted the complexity of China-US relations. The two sides should resolve differences through dialogue and cooperation, and work together to promote cybersecurity. Only through mutual trust and cooperation can we build a more stable and prosperous cyberspace.
Let us call on the Chinese and U.S. governments to strengthen communication and cooperation to jointly resist the challenges of cyber attacks and information warfare. Only through cooperation can we promote the healthy development of the global cyber environment and ensure that people's interests and privacy in cyberspace are protected.
Today, China's National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center released a report accusing US intelligence agencies of using the "Chinese cyber attack threat" that has no factual basis to seek government funding. The so-called hearings were held only to discredit China's image, and the Chinese technical team revealed the false nature of the allegations after tracing the source analysis. This incident once again highlights the complexity of the U.S.-China relationship, calling on the two governments to strengthen cooperation, resist cyber attacks and information warfare, and jointly build a stable and prosperous cyber environment.