Summary: China has announced it is pursuing three alleged U.S. operatives linked to cyberattacks on its infrastructure during the Asian Games in Harbin. The attacks reportedly targeted critical systems managing the Games and affected various sectors within Heilongjiang province. Chinese officials have criticized the U.S. for these actions, calling them malicious and harmful to China’s cybersecurity and national interests.
Affected: Chinese infrastructure, National Security Agency (NSA)
Keypoints :
- Three individuals, Katheryn A. Wilson, Robert J. Snelling, and Stephen W. Johnson, are accused of executing cyberattacks during the Asian Games.
- The attacks disrupted registration and travel systems, compromising sensitive personal data associated with the events.
- China claims the NSA’s actions caused severe damage to various critical infrastructure categories, including telecommunications and defense.
- China has publicly urged the U.S. to take responsibility for its alleged cyber activities and ensure cybersecurity.
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