China has fired back at U.S. cyber aggression, calling it out as “hypocritical” and vowing to defend its digital borders. The announcement came during a fiery press conference by Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun on August 1. 💻🔥
Allies as Cyber Springboards?
A bombshell report by the Cyber Security Association of China claims the U.S. used servers in Germany, South Korea, Singapore, and the Netherlands to launch attacks on Chinese targets. Guo slammed these tactics as “malicious” and accused Washington of projecting its own cybercrimes onto others. 🎯🌍
Digital Cold War Heating Up
Guo doubled down on labeling the U.S. as China’s “primary cyber threat,” urging global cooperation over confrontation. “Cybersecurity isn’t a solo game – it’s a team sport,” he emphasized, signaling Beijing’s push for diplomatic solutions despite rising tensions. 🤝🛡️
While no specific countermeasures were revealed, the spokesperson warned: “China will keep all options open to protect its networks.” Analysts speculate this could escalate the tech rivalry between the world’s two largest economies. 💥🚨
