A 'Cool War'?

The Defense Department said some cyber attacks to federal and other global computer systems can be "attributable directly to the Chinese government and military," in its annual report to Congress. The wide-ranging report, which covers China's ...

Mandated by the FY2000 National Defense Authorization Act , the Department of Defense's annual report to Congress discusses China's military and security strategies, technological advancements in its capabilities, military doctrine, and security ...

Chinese and Serbian defense ministries Wednesday signed a protocol by which China agreed to donate technical and medical equipment worth 355,000 euros (about 479,250 U.S. dollars) as a way of assistance after heavy floods hit the country mid-May.

In May, a grand jury in the Western District of Pennsylvania indicted five members of the Chinese military on charges of hacking and economic espionage, according to a May 19 U.S. Department of Justice media release. Per the same release, the ...

This story has been updated. Hackers may have breached the Office of Personnel Management's network, a Department of Homeland Security official confirmed Thursday. Another U.S. official who was briefed on the investigation said the intrusion ...

07/15/2014 - ►The U.S. Justice Department has filed cyber espionage charges against Chinese businessman Su Bin, owner of a Chinese aviation firm called Lode-Tech, for stealing aircraft and weapons systems data from major U.S. defense ...

July 21, 2014: Recently the U.S. charged a Chinese citizen (Su Bin), based in Canada, of working with two Chinese hackers to steal technical data for American military aircraft (especially the C-17, F-22 and F-35). The thefts took place between 2009 ...

According to prosecutors, the entrepreneur and two other hackers had access to contracts of the Ministry of Defense signed between 2009 and 2013, which included transactions with the air giant Boeing. According to the investigation, Su Bin wanted ...

Washington: A second hacking group linked to China's People's Liberation Army may (PLA) have targeted United States defence and European satellite and aerospace industries since 2007, according to network security company CrowdStrike. The group, ...