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Chinese hackers seek U.S. access
Monday, 12 March 2007, 10:00 AM EST
The cyberattack of a U.S. military computer system has deepened concern about cyberspying and the security of the Internet's infrastructure.
Chinese hackers were most likely behind an intrusion in November that disabled the Naval War College's network, forcing it to disconnect from the Internet for several weeks.
At USA Today.
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