Breaching protocol : the threat of cyberespionage / Tim Stevens.
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 22 No 3, March 2010, pp.8-13Summary: Study of China's information warfare capabilities which are said to be particularly strong in military and industrial areas. Also comments on the challenges posed by China's cyberwarfare developments.
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Study of China's information warfare capabilities which are said to be particularly strong in military and industrial areas. Also comments on the challenges posed by China's cyberwarfare developments.
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