A new report links a major spree of business hacking to a single unit of the Chinese army. Here's what the new era of spying means for cyberdefense. This morning, private cybersecurity firm Mandiant released a report tying 141 computer attacks since 2007 to a single 12-story office building in Shanghai. That building is believed to be the headquarters of Chinese Army Unit 61398. The New York Times commissioned the report and posted a detailed article about the findings last night. Because it rev...
A 12-Story Hacker Headquarters In Shanghai Is The Future Of Espionage
Popular Science - 19 Feb 2013 23:45
A new report links a major spree of business hacking to a single unit of the Chinese army. Here's what the new era of spying means for cyberdefense. This morning, private cybersecurity firm Mandiant released a report tying 141 computer attacks since 2007 to a single 12-story office building in Shanghai. That building is believed to be the headquarters of Chinese Army Unit 61398. The New York Times commissioned the report and posted a detailed article about the findings last night. Because it rev...
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