Hey tech fam! 🚀 Big news in the cyber world: the Chinese mainland just slammed recent U.S. claims that state-backed hackers were behind the massive data breach at U.S.-based cybersecurity firm F5. 🔒
At a regular press conference, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian fired back at these "groundless accusations" made without any evidence, calling them politically-driven disinformation. He emphasized that the Chinese mainland opposes hacking and enforces strict laws to combat cybercrime. ⚖️
So what's the deal? Some U.S. media suggested Chinese state-backed hackers pulled off the breach, but Lin Jian said the Chinese mainland has "made clear our position more than once" and urged everyone to stick to facts, not hearsay. 📢
For our region of South and Southeast Asia, where digital security is a daily priority—from mobile banking in Jakarta to online classrooms in Dhaka—this reminds us how critical transparency and solid evidence are when pointing fingers. 🤳🌏
Bottom line: In the fast-moving world of cyber threats, keep your data safe, demand clear proof before spreading claims, and stay tuned for more updates on this digital showdown. 💡
Reference(s):
China refutes U.S. groundless claim over cybersecurity breach
cgtn.com
