Globaltimes.Cn China Denies Cyberattack Allegations from Netherlands and US
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- •China opposes Dutch claims of cyberattacks, calling them unfounded.
- •US alleges Chinese hackers targeted critical infrastructure, prompting a rebuttal from China.
- •Both incidents reflect rising geopolitical tensions in cybersecurity.
China's Embassy in the Netherlands has rejected a Dutch security report accusing Chinese hackers of increasing cyberattacks, calling the claims groundless and filled with false information. The report suggests that Chinese hackers are exploiting edge devices to target the Netherlands, which China disputes, stating it is a victim of cyberattacks itself. In a separate incident, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning responded to US allegations regarding Chinese-linked hacking activities, urging the US to abandon double standards and engage in dialogue. The US Justice Department recently claimed to have seized domains linked to Chinese hackers attempting to infiltrate critical infrastructure systems. Both incidents highlight ongoing geopolitical tensions surrounding cybersecurity issues between China, the Netherlands, and the US.
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