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1. Comment - Was China Behind Pentagon Cyber Attack?

   (Sep 7, 2007 - 6:27 PM)

   Blah blah blah America this China that. It doesn't matter. History will always prove that the world is forever changing. Whether we accept it or not, there will always be two polar opposites to every story. There has never been a good side or a bad side.... Just opposing sides. As we gain more technologies and "understanding" of the world and the people around us, we still remain the soft and fleshy creatures who try not to make as many mistakes they did the previous day. Its the blessing and curse that each of us were born with: our individuality and the occasional willpower to back it up. Accept yourself and accept others. What is radical to them might be normal to you; vise verse.
   
   Now that my rant is over with:
   I think with a little scooby doo detective work we'll find it was done by an independant person or group of people (perhaps paid by a government - not necessarily China. They could just reside in or reroute to China). That'd be the smartest way for any government (or company) to go about "spying" on another. Most of the Paypal and EBay phishing scams I trace to their source (which I do to pass the time) lead me back to China or Eastern Europe. Yes, it'd be brilliant for a government to scam billions of people but I don't see them liking it directly linked to them. Seperation can lead to future denial. Every government on this planet knows that one (even ours). HA! It could even be an American person/s who just doesn't like China and thrive on creating conflict.... This stuff happens all the time. It doesn't take much to do a digital magicians handtrick and make people look the other way. Plus, it would be hard to investigate. Its not like the Chinese government will let the Feds roll in to do forensics on their computers and servers. I think it'd be a cool trick, really. Why would anyone do this? Maybe just to get people to submit blogs and posts to articles reporting to their "crafty" handiwork. Never underestimate the human ego