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- noun Plural form of
cyberspy .
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Examples
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China was ready to cooperate with other countries to counter such attacks, he said, and added that "some people overseas with Cold War mentality are indulged in fabricating the sheer lies of the so-called cyberspies in China."
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"[The Chinese government] resolutely oppose [s] any crime, including hacking, that destroys the Internet or computer network," he said. "… some people overseas with Cold War mentality are indulged in fabricating the sheer lies of the so-called cyberspies in China."
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China was ready to cooperate with other countries to counter such attacks, he said, and added that "some people overseas with Cold War mentality are indulged in fabricating the sheer lies of the so-called cyberspies in China."
Imagethief 2009
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"[The Chinese government] resolutely oppose [s] any crime, including hacking, that destroys the Internet or computer network," he said. "… some people overseas with Cold War mentality are indulged in fabricating the sheer lies of the so-called cyberspies in China."
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China was ready to cooperate with other countries to counter such attacks, he said, and added that "some people overseas with Cold War mentality are indulged in fabricating the sheer lies of the so-called cyberspies in China."
Imagethief 2009
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The "cyberspies" used popular online services, including Twitter, Google groups and Yahoo mail, to access infected computers, ultimately directing them to communicate with command and control servers in China, said the report released by the Munk Centre, entitled Shadows in the Cloud.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Ani 2010
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The "cyberspies" used popular online services, including Twitter, Google groups and Yahoo mail, to access infected computers, ultimately directing them to communicate with command and control servers in China, said the report released by the Munk Centre, entitled Shadows in the Cloud.
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The "cyberspies" used popular online services, including Twitter, Google groups and Yahoo mail, to access infected computers, ultimately directing them to communicate with command and control servers in China, said the report released by the Munk Centre, entitled Shadows in the Cloud.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Ani 2010
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The "cyberspies" used popular online services, including Twitter, Google groups and Yahoo mail, to access infected computers, ultimately directing them to communicate with command and control servers in China, said the report released by the Munk Centre, entitled Shadows in the Cloud.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Ani 2010
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Wall Street Journal reported "cyberspies" have penetrated the US electrical grid and left potentially disruptive software programs behind.
Democracy Now! 2009
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