Crossroads Blog | CYBER SECURITY LAW AND POLICY
In a disappointing–albeit expected– turn of events, Reuters reports that China’s Premier Li Keqiang called U.S. claims of Chinese cyberexploitation “groundless.” In fact, Li “sensed [a] presumption of guilt” when confronted with a question on the topic.
Oh, and I know you were waiting for it: Li was quick to point out that “China itself is a main target of such [cyber]attacks.” Per the new China groundless denial drinking game, drink.
In a disappointing–albeit expected– turn of events, Reuters reports that China’s Premier Li Keqiang called U.S. claims of Chinese cyberexploitation “groundless.” In fact, Li “sensed [a] presumption of guilt” when confronted with a question on the topic.
Oh, and I know you were waiting for it: Li was quick to point out that “China itself is a main target of such [cyber]attacks.” Per the new China groundless denial drinking game, drink.
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