Chinese Cyber Code Conflict

BEIJING (Reuters) - China made its first substantive comments on Monday to reports of U.S.

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TELECOMS equipment made by Chinese companies should be independently tested by the British government to guard against cyber-attacks, an intelligence report says.

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The US has perpetrated hacking attacks on “hundreds” of targets in Hong Kong and mainland China since 2009, the former CIA analyst Edward Snowden has claimed.

Amid a report that the N.S.A. gathered communications from China, state media have begun to speak out; others ask if gathering commercial and military secrets, and surveillance to stop terrorist attacks, can even be likened.

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Telecoms equipment made by Chinese firms should be tested by the security services to protect against cyberattack, says a report.

The government defends UK deals with Chinese firms - amid warnings that security risks in infrastructure contracts were being "overlooked".

Pro-Beijing politicians demand US answer allegations it hacked into targets including territory's businesses and universities

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, who leaked information about US surveillance programmes, claims that the American government has been hacking into computers in Hong Kong and mainland China for years.

The reports in state media are the closest thing to an official Chinese response to the revelations, which have come at an uncomfortable time for the United States.