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As long as there are no consequences, this will continue. 1. Hacked firms should be investigated for neglience. If opening a doc file can bonk the entire system
by zwaps 8y ago
As long as there are no consequences, this will continue.
1. Hacked firms should be investigated for neglience. If opening a doc file can bonk the entire system, somewhere best practices were not followed.
2. The judicative should viciously go after the largest hostile actor, including state actors, they can get a hold of.
3. And lastly, politics should go after China. Every week there is a new story how China stole IP, hacked something or showed hostile behavior
Compared with their rethoric and genocidial tendencies, it should become clear to every state that China is not an ally to anyone but the CCP, and no Chinese firm is at the end not owned by the CCP.
The harshest consequences that are reasonable are approrpriate at this point, or Chinas behavior will just get worse
Appeasement does not work anymore.