US intelligence officials have struggled to respond to China's hacking efforts over the past decade, finding themselves one step behind China
Zach Dorfman / Foreign Policy : Tweets: @hkanji , @gmochannel , and @kabirtaneja Tweets: Hussein Kanji / @hkanji : The twin disasters of the OPM hack, which helped identify undercover U.S. intelligence officials, and the obliteration of the CIA's network of Chinese assets significantly “affected the quality of insight” into what the US understood about events in China https://foreignpolicy.com/... @gmochannel : For many years, the CIA had penetrated China's bureaucracy and even military and intelligence by generous bribing. Then in 2012, China hacked huge data - OPM - and learned how the US spy operation works. Fascinating story... https://foreignpolicy.com/... Kabir Taneja / @kabirtaneja : Excellent piece on how online data hacks by China against the US led to Beijing being able to identify CIA spies working in Africa and Europe. Important highlighting the movement between cyber data hacks and real world implications on intelligence. https://foreignpolicy.com/...