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CrowdStrike report details a multi-year China-linked hacking campaign against Western companies like GE that supplied components for China's Comac C919 airplane

the longer we allow them to rip us off (just so a few billionaire bankers and corporate executives can expand into “China's growing middle class") the greater the likelihood we lose this economic war with our biggest threat yet. @realDonaldTrump sold us out. Sad! https://twitter.com/...

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  • @crowdstrike @crowdstrike on x
    One of China's most brazen hacking sprees, building the Comac C919 airplane. According to @CrowdStrike,"the end goal was to acquire the needed intellectual property to manufacture all of the C919's components inside China." https://www.zdnet.com/... via @ZDNet #cybersecurity http…
  • @mcgrewsecurity Wesley McGrew on x
    A lot of companies and organizations I talk to don't think they would be of interest to foreign intelligence, but we almost always find some IP or customer data that would serve some intel/economic/competitive interest https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @hedgeyeddale Darius Dale on x
    Kyle is right — the longer we allow them to rip us off (just so a few billionaire bankers and corporate executives can expand into “China's growing middle class") the greater the likelihood we lose this economic war with our biggest threat yet. @realDonaldTrump sold us out. Sad! …