How often can China successfully deny a hand in
hacking? Eventually, we expect denials every time and believe none
of them. Would silence be better?
Top-ranked
Australian university hit by Chinese hackers: media
Australia’s
top-ranked university on Friday said it had spent several months
fighting off a threat to its computer systems, which media said had
been compromised by Chinese hackers.
… Networks at the Australian National
University in Canberra, which is home to several defense-focused
research units, were breached “months ago” by attackers whom
authorities traced to China, said Channel 9 television and Fairfax
Media websites, citing “multiple” unnamed security and
intelligence sources.
Where else might this happen?
The social network
exploded in Myanmar, allowing fake news and violence to consume a
country emerging from military rule.
The competition must be vicious.
Mobike to
scrap China user deposit in bike-sharing race
Mobike, one of the world’s biggest bike-sharing
companies, is doing away with deposits for all customers in China,
amid a fierce battle to win users.
… “The move is designed to establish a
no-threshold, zero-burden and zero-condition deposit-free standard
for the entire bikesharing industry,” Mobike said in a statement.
The company is also launching e-bikes that can run
up to 70 kilometers per charge at a top speed of 20 km/hour.
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