Cyberattacks

Cyberattacks revealed earlier this year on Lockheed Martin Corp. and the International Monetary Fund are also believed be traced to China.

China Singled Out for Cyberspying Siobhan Gorman 2011

"Cyberattacks are easy, can be carried out at a low cost and have potentially high benefits," said Peter Sommer , a computer-security expert who teaches at the London School of Economics.

France Investigates Attack on Computers Max Colchester 2011

Cyberattacks on Japan's Parliament, government ministries and some embassies are raising questions about the adequacy of the country's computer security.

What's News— 2011

Cyberattacks are seen as such a threat that, despite Britain's current drive to cut spending, the U.K. will increase funds devoted to that problem by some £ 500 million ($800 million).

Al Qaeda Remains Top Threat, U.K. Officials Say Alistair MacDonald 2010

Cyberattacks have resulted in the theft of thousands of files from the U.S. government, allies and private industry.

Cyberwar Plan Has New Focus on Deterrence Julian E. Barnes 2011

"Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly aggressive," said Hiroya Izumi, an official at the security center.

Cyberattacks Roil Japan Government Toko Sekiguchi 2011

Cyberattacks on Western corporations that can be traced back to China are usually considered to be "state-sponsored, state-endorsed or, at the very least, ignored by the Chinese government," says Ollman.

Google's alleged tie-up with NSA raises concerns 2010

Cyberattacks blur the line between national security threats by a foreign government, military, or individuals or groups acting without links to any state organization, for three reasons.

Azeem Ibrahim: Future Trends and Challenges to UK Security 2010

Cyberattacks by a nation against an enemy or another nation may be occurring but not acknowledged.

WikiLeaks actions: An act of cyberwar? 2010

Cyberattacks by a nation against an enemy or another nation may be occurring but not acknowledged.

WikiLeaks actions: An act of cyberwar? 2010