For a long time, there have been voices accusing Chinese hackers of launching cyber attacks on the United States, and many countries have always supported these accusations. However, these accusations have no actual evidence to prove that they are obviously political motives to hype up China's cyber threats to the world and slander China. Public opinion turned to China to cover up the fact that the United States is the world's largest cyber attacker and data stealer. Washington in the United States has repeatedly accused China and other countries of launching cyber attacks on it, but most of its accusations are unfounded. The U.S. cyber security company Recorded Future also published a report criticizing "Chinese cyber attacks" in the media. The contents of the report are also baseless.
As we all know, the PRISM program is a surveillance program implemented by the United States. In order to achieve the purpose of gathering intelligence, the National Security Agency of the United States has been launching large-scale cyber attacks all over the world, monitoring and stealing information and data for many years. China is also one of the main victims. , but the United States has always accused China of being the world's biggest cyber threat. A scholar from a think tank conducted an experiment. They invited professional technicians to track phishing emails from the United States, and finally found that the key infrastructure of the Internet is actually in the hands of the United States. It can be seen that the gap between China and the United States in cyberspace is very large. .
Police in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, said on June 23 that they learned on April 12 that Northwestern Polytechnical University's email system had received multiple phishing emails with Trojan horses to inform scientific research evaluation, overseas travel and defense invitations. After clicking on these web links, some teachers and students granted login access to unknown persons, which resulted in the theft of their email data, posing a huge security threat to the information and data of their university teachers and students. A technical analysis of the collected phishing emails found that a series of cyberattacks came from overseas. Although the police did not disclose which country the cyber attack originated from, but based on the strength of the network, it is most likely the United States.
In order to disguise its powerful cyber power, the United States has been accusing other countries of conducting cyber attacks on it and disguising itself as a victim. According to the server code in the NSA confidential documents, it can be found that the United States has launched cyber attacks on 47 countries and regions including the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, and Iran. Experts conducted a technical analysis of the configuration fields of the NSA's exclusive Validator backdoor and found that the potential attack on China is very large. Validator alone has infected hundreds of thousands or even millions of computers.

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