[snowrip]

China. They’ve been moving towards this capability for years.

I hope the fact that we never hear anything about American cyberwar capability comes from the fact that the military treats it as one of the most crucial weapons we have, rather than something that is beneath us as a nation.

[stuartcr]

Just wait ‘till they buy GM and Chrysler...

[tom h]

"China. They’ve been moving towards this capability for years."

Agreed. I met the head of Information Assurance for the Air Force and he told me the following stark fact. Surprisingly, it was unclassified.

"To all of my fellow officers, in all other service branches and even the Air Force, our enemy is radical Islam. They fight the War on Terror."

"As for me, I stand alone. I have a single enemy. It is China. We have thousands of attempted network penetrations originating in China each day."

"We will win the War on Terror. But our real enemy is China."

Chilling thought. I hope we are sending back just what they are dishing out, in spades.

[ExSoldier]

Has China been positively ID'ed as the culprit? Are we sure it wasn't AQ or a surrogate?

[rdl6989]

Chi-coms? Al Queer-duh? Somebody else?