China slams cyberattack accusations over lack of proof

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February 20, 2013 CNET Security Center
China slams cyberattack accusations over lack of proof The Chinese government has condemned a report claiming its army is behind a series of cyberattacks in the United States. Read more | Share:  Apple, Facebook, Twitter hacks said to hail from Eastern Europe Investigators say the surge of malware attacks on U.S. companies may be coming from Eastern European cybercriminals rather than being Chinese state-sponsored espionage. Read more | Share:  New Mac malware opens secure reverse shell New malware for OS X is making the rounds in security circles, called "Pintsized," but has not yet been determined to be much of a threat. Read more | Share:  Apple: Employee computers were targeted in hack attack The company says hackers targeted some of its employees' machines as part of the same attacks against a number of companies. Read more | Share:  Seth Rosenblatt Senior editor View profile | Email Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats. How we test and rate cell phones Sit tight as we explain how CNET puts phones through their paces and make evaluations on what's good -- and not. Google warns of an increase in attempted account hijackings More spammers are trying to break into legitimate accounts, the company says. But Google is adapting to their methods. Read more | Share:  Brian Cooley   Molly Wood Editor at large Brian Cooley focuses on Car Tech, tech commentary, and generally making tech make sense. Executive editor Molly Wood hosts CNET's tech show Always On, and offers mostly constructive criticism of tech products. Brian Tong   Bridget Carey   Join Brian for Prizefights between tech's top dogs in a five-round, winner-takes-all face-off.   Watch Bridget on CNET Update for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, and what's ahead.

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