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In my opinion, the motives are very clear: it's significantly cheaper to steal technologies and trade secrets than to develop or license them (for both the comm
by 127001brewer 15y ago
In my opinion, the motives are very clear: it's significantly cheaper to steal technologies and trade secrets than to develop or license them (for both the commercial and military spaces).
And the burden of security should fall on each individual company and government agency. We don't need a "public counter hacking effort" if these entities implement security correctly and effectively.
This will be a story that will continue to grow in the near future.
- AJ007 15y agoI expect that a lot of stuff involving private companies will play out in the civil court system. Asset seizures are more likely than trade sanctions. Up until now many US companies have been afraid of China and the possibility of losing their ability to do business there. Once you are locked out of that market for other reasons, those fears vanish.