The public exposure of Chinese hacking group APT1 and its alleged affiliation to the People’s Liberation Army has done nothing but drive its members deeper underground, according to a US congressional report. The US-China Economic and Security Commission, which advises Congress on China, said in a draft report seen by Reuters …

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Thursday 7th November 2013 08:02 GMT Anonymous Coward

It was hoped by some that the naming and shaming done in the report would cause Beijing to rethink and dial back its cyber espionage efforts, but that now seems to have been something of a pipe dream.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA, they actually *pay* people for such a report? Let me see, criminals have been caught, what will the other ones do? Parade in the open singing "na na na, you didn't catch ME"? Duh.

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1. Thursday 7th November 2013 11:30 GMT Thecowking
  
  Because the Snowden leaks have had such an impact on the NSA and GCHQ?
  
  Governments don't care, they like spying.
  
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Thursday 7th November 2013 14:35 GMT i like crisps

'KUNG POW CHICKEN!!!!!'

Ah so......................................................................That is all.

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Thursday 7th November 2013 16:09 GMT EPurpl3

Haha, that's why kids should not be allow to hack governmental servers.

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Friday 8th November 2013 10:16 GMT JCitizen

Every since 2006 the PRC has been openly attacking world networks!

They didn't even try to hide. I was able to locate many of them in military installations. Only after much public outcry did they hide them in 'university' relay locations. They are not fooling anyone in the security community, and they don't care, because they know we are obviously doing the same thing but hiding it better - Oops! Along comes Snowden! Oh-Well! the publicity just makes the Pacific Rim crackers more comfortable in their old digs!

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