China rejects UK accusations of cyber attacks as 'malicious slanders'
We strongly oppose such accusations," a spokesperson for the Chinese embassy in Britain said in a statement on the embassy website. "China has always firmly fought all forms of cyber attacks according to law. China does not encourage, support or condone cyber attacks."
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- United Kingdom
China on Monday rejected accusations from the British government that Chinese-state affiliated organisations were responsible for hacks against British lawmakers and its Electoral Commission.
"The so-called cyber attacks by China against the UK are completely fabricated and malicious slanders. We strongly oppose such accusations," a spokesperson for the Chinese embassy in Britain said in a statement on the embassy website.
"China has always firmly fought all forms of cyber attacks according to law. China does not encourage, support or condone cyber attacks."
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