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Weak evidence links congressmen's cyber-attacks to China - Read More

Date Added: June 14, 2008 02:56:02 PM
U.S. House of Representatives members who worry that China may have been responsible for attacks on their computers have provided little evidence to back up their claims, according to computer security experts.

Category: Computers & Internet » Forensics


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