Chinese Army Allegedly Involved in Hacking of 140+ Firms

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Reason Staff | 2.19.2013 8:04 AM

Who are "Byzantine Candor"? Where is it based? Why is the Chinese government said to be stealing companies' intellectual property? A security group says it knows, and warns of advanced, persistent threats to national security from the People's Republic.

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Chinese Army Allegedly Involved in Hacking of 140+ Firms

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