First off, I wanted to point out that the article never specifies whether this was just like an agreed upon thing, or a written document, etc. Was this like an official thing? It's kinda hard to expect a handshake to really change anything. Personally, if we are really struggling with cyber theft, we should try taking some real steps. People aren't gonna stop hacking if you just say please. It hasn't technically been 100% proven that the hackers were affiliated with the Chinese government, but it seems pretty dang obvious. Obama, though it's not the biggest problem we're dealing with right now, maybe we should talk a little more on cyber spying, because it is important, especially after the whole "The Interview" problem with North Korea.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/china-tried-to-hack-us-firms-even-after-cyber-pact_56258705e4b08589ef48c2f7?utm_hp_ref=politics
Man, the way they throw around the cyber spying concept is scary in itself. The fact that that are minimizing such a terrifyingly broad issue, is not good.
ReplyDeleteThere are always going to be hackers and technological flaws in the system. They need to be carefully looked into to protect the users. -Lia Kerkman
ReplyDeletethis proves that the U.S cant put much trust or faith into this country, Cyber attacks are becoming more frequent and the government needs to be taking possibilities of future attacks very seriously.
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