Computer Hacking: Another China Export
Posted by scapozzola on 03/19/2010
A recent case of cyberhacking into Google and nearly three dozen other companies appears to have originated in China.
Even more worrisome: Semiconductors used in U.S. weapons systems that come from China and other countries could be pre-programmed for failure.
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