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US Slaps Cyberespionage Charges on 2 Chinese Intelligence Officers

Poster：Surya Narayanan ╱ Post date：2018-12-22
Catergory：Commentaries
Region：(U.S.-China Relations)
Issue：(U.S.-China Engagement)
(The Diplomat, By Shannon Tiezzi) The United States has indicted two Chinese citizens on espionage charges, claiming they hacked into government agencies to steal data on behalf of the Ministry of State Security. The two are not in police custody and will likely not face jail time, and the United States does not have an extradition treaty with China, so the indictment seems to serve as more of a signal than anything. China denies any association with cyber espionage charges. <Accessed 2018-12-22>  
參考連結：https://thediplomat.com/2018/12/us-slaps-cyberespionage-charges-on-2-chinese-intelligence-officers/
Last modification time：2018-12-24 AM 4:31

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