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Ambassador denied access to trial of Australian in China

Ambassador denied access to trial of Australian in China
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Ambassador denied access to trial of Australian in China

Ambassador denied access to trial of Australian in China
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GOP Lawmakers Reintroduce Legislation to Confront CCP Espionage

U.S. Senate and House lawmakers recently reintroduced legislation that would deny visas to aliens who have committed espionage .

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Former legislative aides get jail time for spying for China

Former legislative aides get jail time for spying for China 05/10/2021 09:37 PM Chen Wei-jen (second from left) and Lee Yi-hsien (second from right). CNA file photo Taipei, May 10 (CNA) The Taipei District Court on Monday sentenced two former legislative aides to jail time for their involvement in developing a spy network in Taiwan on China s behalf. The case involved Chen Wei-jen (陳惟仁), Lin Yung-ta (林雍達) and Lee Yi-hsien (李易諴), although the latter died of cancer last September and therefore was excluded from the court s ruling Monday. The court said the case can still be appealed. They were indicted by the Taipei District Prosecutors Office in August 2020 for allegedly developing spying activities and organizing espionage networks in Taiwan for Chinese agencies, in violation of the National Security Act.

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Twitter restricts account of Intrusion Truth, which doxxes suspected Chinese hackers

Twitter restricts account of Intrusion Truth, which doxxes suspected Chinese hackers (Photo by Lionel BONAVENTURE / AFP) (Photo by LIONEL BONAVENTURE/AFP via Getty Images) Share May 4, 2021 | CYBERSCOOP Twitter on Tuesday moved to restrict the account of a mysterious group that has published details on suspected state-sponsored hackers from China. The group, Intrusion Truth, had spent recent days hinting that it would go public with new allegations against possible hackers, teasing followers with messages like “Watch this space” and “Who’s excited? We are.” The identity of the person or group behind Intrusion Truth has remained elusive since it started publishing information in 2017, including missives about how Chinese technology companies allegedly supported espionage on Beijing’s behalf.

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