Amid Y2K worries, China guards against cyber-attack

30 Dec 1999

Attacked by Taiwanese hackers and flirting with Internet warfare, China has stepped up efforts to guard against viruses and other assaults on its computer systems while passing into the new millennium. Full Story

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