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US Calls For Release Of Hong Kong Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai Ahead Of Trial Start
The United States on Sunday called for the immediate release of Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai, shortly before he was to stand trial in the Chinese city on national security charges that could see him jailed for life.
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7 Chinese Nationals Charged By US Over Forced Repatriation Campaign
The United States charged seven Chinese nationals on Thursday for participating in an alleged campaign to force a US resident back to China as part of an "international extralegal repatriation" operation run by Beijing.
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US, Allies Condemn China For "Malicious" Cyber Activity
The United States on Monday accused Beijing of carrying out a massive hack of Microsoft and charged four Chinese nationals as it rallied allies in rare joint condemnation of "malicious" cyber activity from China.
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5 Chinese Nationals Charged In Mega Hacking Scheme, Indian Networks Hit: US
The US Justice Department has charged five Chinese citizens with hacking over a 100 companies and institutions in America and abroad, including the Indian government's networks, and stealing valuable software data and business intelligence.
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FBI Finds Chinese Students, Researchers With Army Links, Search 25 Cities
US Federal prosecutors have charged four Chinese nationals with visa fraud for lying about their status as members of the Chinese Army, while they were conducting research in the US, the justice department said.
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Harvard Professor Among 3 Charged Over Links To Chinese Government In US
A Harvard University department chair and two Chinese nationals who were researchers at Boston University and a Boston hospital were charged on Tuesday with lying about their alleged links to the Chinese government.
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China Accuses US Of "Fabricating Facts" With Hacking Charges
Beijing on Friday accused Washington of "fabricating facts" after the US Justice Department indicted two Chinese hackers tied to Asian nation's security services who allegedly targeted companies and agencies in a dozen countries.
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Siemens, Trimble, Moody's Breached by Chinese Hackers, US Charges
US prosecutors have charged three Chinese nationals affiliated with a cybersecurity company in China with hacking into Siemens, Trimble, and Moody's Analytics to steal business secrets.
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Chinese National Admits Hacking US Defense Firms
Su Bin, 50, was charged in 2014 with hacking into the computer networks of Boeing and other contractors, as part of a scheme to steal plans for the F-22 and F-35 fighter jets and C-17 transport aircraft.
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Chinese National Admits Hacking US Defense Firms
A Chinese national pleaded guilty on Wednesday on charges stemming from the hacking of trade secrets from US defense contractors, including plans for transport and fighter jets, officials said.
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US Charges 15 Chinese Nationals in SAT Fraud Scheme
Fifteen Chinese nationals living in the United States have been charged with developing a fraud scheme in which imposters took college entrance exams including the SAT, the Justice Department said today.
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Indian-American From Chicago Indicted in Visa Fraud
A 30-year-old Indian American businessmen has been indicted on charges for exploiting a US visa program to fraudulently raise approximately USD 160 million from nearly 290 Chinese nationals who invested in the project while seeking US residency.
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China Indicts GSK-Linked Foreign Investigators: Xinhua
British national Peter Humphrey and his wife Yu Yingzeng, a US citizen, are charged with illegally obtaining private information on Chinese citizens, the official news agency Xinhua reported, citing unnamed prosecutor sources.
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China Cybercrime Cooperation Stalls After US Hacking Charges
At the same time, there has been no decline in Chinese hackers' efforts to break into US networks, a US security official said.
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US contractor pleads guilty to giving Chinese woman secrets
A U.S. defense contractor in Hawaii pleaded guilty on Thursday to charges that he passed national defense secrets, including classified information on joint training and planning exercises with South Korea, to a Chinese woman with whom he was romantically involved, prosecutors said.
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US Calls For Release Of Hong Kong Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai Ahead Of Trial Start
The United States on Sunday called for the immediate release of Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai, shortly before he was to stand trial in the Chinese city on national security charges that could see him jailed for life.
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7 Chinese Nationals Charged By US Over Forced Repatriation Campaign
The United States charged seven Chinese nationals on Thursday for participating in an alleged campaign to force a US resident back to China as part of an "international extralegal repatriation" operation run by Beijing.
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US, Allies Condemn China For "Malicious" Cyber Activity
The United States on Monday accused Beijing of carrying out a massive hack of Microsoft and charged four Chinese nationals as it rallied allies in rare joint condemnation of "malicious" cyber activity from China.
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5 Chinese Nationals Charged In Mega Hacking Scheme, Indian Networks Hit: US
The US Justice Department has charged five Chinese citizens with hacking over a 100 companies and institutions in America and abroad, including the Indian government's networks, and stealing valuable software data and business intelligence.
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FBI Finds Chinese Students, Researchers With Army Links, Search 25 Cities
US Federal prosecutors have charged four Chinese nationals with visa fraud for lying about their status as members of the Chinese Army, while they were conducting research in the US, the justice department said.
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Harvard Professor Among 3 Charged Over Links To Chinese Government In US
A Harvard University department chair and two Chinese nationals who were researchers at Boston University and a Boston hospital were charged on Tuesday with lying about their alleged links to the Chinese government.
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China Accuses US Of "Fabricating Facts" With Hacking Charges
Beijing on Friday accused Washington of "fabricating facts" after the US Justice Department indicted two Chinese hackers tied to Asian nation's security services who allegedly targeted companies and agencies in a dozen countries.
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Siemens, Trimble, Moody's Breached by Chinese Hackers, US Charges
US prosecutors have charged three Chinese nationals affiliated with a cybersecurity company in China with hacking into Siemens, Trimble, and Moody's Analytics to steal business secrets.
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Chinese National Admits Hacking US Defense Firms
Su Bin, 50, was charged in 2014 with hacking into the computer networks of Boeing and other contractors, as part of a scheme to steal plans for the F-22 and F-35 fighter jets and C-17 transport aircraft.
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Chinese National Admits Hacking US Defense Firms
A Chinese national pleaded guilty on Wednesday on charges stemming from the hacking of trade secrets from US defense contractors, including plans for transport and fighter jets, officials said.
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US Charges 15 Chinese Nationals in SAT Fraud Scheme
Fifteen Chinese nationals living in the United States have been charged with developing a fraud scheme in which imposters took college entrance exams including the SAT, the Justice Department said today.
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Indian-American From Chicago Indicted in Visa Fraud
A 30-year-old Indian American businessmen has been indicted on charges for exploiting a US visa program to fraudulently raise approximately USD 160 million from nearly 290 Chinese nationals who invested in the project while seeking US residency.
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China Indicts GSK-Linked Foreign Investigators: Xinhua
British national Peter Humphrey and his wife Yu Yingzeng, a US citizen, are charged with illegally obtaining private information on Chinese citizens, the official news agency Xinhua reported, citing unnamed prosecutor sources.
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China Cybercrime Cooperation Stalls After US Hacking Charges
At the same time, there has been no decline in Chinese hackers' efforts to break into US networks, a US security official said.
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US contractor pleads guilty to giving Chinese woman secrets
A U.S. defense contractor in Hawaii pleaded guilty on Thursday to charges that he passed national defense secrets, including classified information on joint training and planning exercises with South Korea, to a Chinese woman with whom he was romantically involved, prosecutors said.
