The Chinese Hack that Stole 22m People’s Data | Cyberwar

[@BrianMedinaOfficial]

We need a Vice documentary on how Vice laid off hundreds of employees while giving out millions in bonuses to their leadership team.

[@magesalmanac6424]

You need to come up with a comment that is less dumb.

[@eladam135]

@@magesalmanac6424lol says you

[@K1NGCYCL0P5]

@@magesalmanac6424Why ? he is 110% on point in asking What the fck happend ?

[@swatteam2002]

what's your gender@@magesalmanac6424

[@jamesdrummond7684]

@@magesalmanac6424 Vice just fired the entire news team. You're the idiot in question.

[@Sjalabais]

An almost 10 year old video reposted or posted for the first time? It's not irrelevant but I'd love a clear marking of this as archive footage.

[@jemhack12]

it's in the description

[@eIicit]

VICE is not the same organization it was prior to the buy-out.

[@TheCajunGaijin]

They've been doing it for almost 10 years too. Randomly reuploading videos for views with no real information as to why. Like all of Hamiltons Pharmacopeia just reuploaded for no real reason.

[@DJRenee]

It's more relevant now. Especially considering the current hits we are taking from the cyber side. It's a full court press on the U. S. Since Covid, the level of awareness and understanding has increased significantly across the board. Therefore, this becomes very relevant.

[@All.Natural.Dirt.]

I'm hoping whoever's left is just uploading with abandon, godspeed editor

[@69696969696969D]

8 years later and nothing has changed

[@stevengill1736]

Just add Pegasus, etc.....now it's just a condition of money - if they can afford it, they can hack anyone

[@razor1836]

nothing changed, just the technology getting faster and powerful

[@brendancheever8255]

Right? 8 years later and YT releasing 8 year old videos that say they were uploaded 10 hours ago. MATH

[@brendancheever8255]

Oh great, I just gave away what's left of my unintellectual property brothers.

[@rh906]

Because no one in power wants it too. They are invested in China and getting paid back. Who cares what happens to the peasants.

[@rodchristoffersen7052]

The US may not be flooded with cheap versions of whatever product they steal, but the rest of the world certainly is being flooded with these cheap products. Sadly, we here in Australia seem to not be able to resist the urge to buy cheap chinese products that we neither need or have a use for. Products like the formula for white paint however is concerning and here in Aus we now no longer manufacture our own solar panels due to under-cost overseas imports. Please wake up world and protect your vital manufacturing industries for your own future or your future will be not yours.

[@agreenexperience]

The sad thing is Australia was at the cutting edge of solar in the 80s and 90s when it was starting out, now thanks to the government's of the day and foreign nations taking all the IP and selling it back at a cheaper rate they have nothing to show for it.

[@ayw5118]

blame your own government mate or perhaps you wanna go a metaphysical, the entire capitalist system. you buy what you pay for, the choice is always yours.

[@capon3241]

Thankfully this is not happening to Mexico we are actually getting businesses from different countries like America is starting to go to Mexico for manufacturing but only going because it’s cheaper the pay is not amazing even tho the peso has gotten stronger it’s still not the best for what there worth

[@beautanner8409]

@@ayw5118 I think this person is blaming their own government.

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

This aired in 2016, nothing has changed.

[@mrsbenz1020]

They have TEMU. Where your demographics and personal information is worth .99 cents. Hacked?

[@Klwjjj]

Exactly…..

[@tmoeees3473]

what is facebook?! or does?

[@T0asty-]

TEMU, Tiktok (where people willingly upload their location/homes/personal life), Tencent, etc, the list is very very long.

[@raymondmartin6737]

Agree, Temu and TikTok are Spyware for China. 😮

[@amusedBYfools]

So many ppl know this and just don't care. SMH😮

[@jakubkostka]

As an Android developer, every time I add support for Huawei devices, the libraries Huawei uses are 95% the same, meaning their contents and 100% function the same as Google's libraries. They are usually just some time behind as they copy it from Google.

[@MK_ULTRA420]

Google steals most of their code from European open source software so it's become a circle of life lol

[@zacharywatson5531]

probably the same company different contry

[@DnielR]

@@zacharywatson5531 Huawei and Google are not the same company 🤣

[@hengzhang9671]

Are you serious? They should be 100% same. They ARE android. The later OS Huawei is using is Harmony OS. They have their own sdk. Though it is said Harmony OS has a lot same as Andorid too.

[@jakubkostka]

@@hengzhang9671 I'm talking about libraries, such as QRCode reader library you add into your app either from hms library or google library. Not to mention outside of Pixel, there is pretty much no clean Android, they change their OS from the stock Android

[@BossLevelPro]

We don't report on our own hacking, for obvious reasons. But I bet that'd be interesting. You know we fkn sht up worldwide.

[@zagarak]

"you won't see American companies handing data over to the government" that didn't age well

[@magesalmanac6424]

Yeah wtf was that? Even in the Bush era the govt was forcing companies to hand over all kinds of data!

[@deprimat666]

22 hours ago. More like they talking sh*t

[@LabGecko]

@zagarak said _"' 'you won't see American companies handing data over to the government' "_ She said that you won't see US government organizations just handing secrets over to companies, not the other way around. It's a big difference.

[@zagarak]

Actually she said "you won't have an American intelligence officer meet with a fortune 500 company ceo and just hand over that and say 'here, this is what we got from the chinese'". She doesn't expressly state who is handing over what. Interpret it as you wish but if you're going to requote a misquote, requote it verbatim. I'm just saying that statement didn't age well when you have mark Zuckerberg doing public interviews saying American intelligence officials did just that.

[@LabGecko]

@@zagarak You were paraphrasing, so I paraphrased too. Thanks for supporting my statement.

[@maurikid23]

anything digital is susceptible to a leak, there is no perfect system, your data is always at risk

[@GamerbyDesign]

They could start by asking less s***

[@yesyes-om1po]

@@GamerbyDesign As a programmer, we have to store these things. Anything you enter that relates to security or the function of the application, is stored, and thus, susceptible to breach.

[@GamerbyDesign]

@yesyes-om1po Bad programming. I've worked at companies were the sensitive data was only used when the transaction was made and then deleted.

[@yesyes-om1po]

@@GamerbyDesign ??? How do you compare two values when one does not exist. The other value needs to exist somewhere, if not on their servers, then on somebody else's servers, which are also vulnerable to breach.

[@GamerbyDesign]

@@yesyes-om1po Not into Data minimization are you?

[@belindabelinda7463]

So this is why I keep getting weird calls, voicemails and text messages from Chinese numbers

[@Chris-fn4df]

Change your number and email? You've been getting annoyed for 10 years and you just tolerate it?

[@moondoggie7478]

If you have at&t, they have an app that will automatically block calls that are spam. They won't be able to even send you a voicemail unless it's a debt collector. I kept getting texts about a "usps package" that was unable to be delivered, and a text entirely in chinese about thanking me for a piano lesson... multiple times from multiple numbers. I don't get those texts anymore. The app is called Active Armor. It also comes with a vpn. If you get something like Aura or visit DeleteMe, you can get your number, email, and other things removed from the internet, at least temporarily. Google offers that service too.

[@juamu1132]

i smell bull.

[@scottishguy924]

keep your private files or computers offline ffs why are important computers with vital files on it allowed to be connected to the internet does not make sense

[@stephenaverill1385]

A Air Gapped Network but somehow sometimes hackers still find ways in .

[@johndeaux8815]

All it takes is one employee connecting a USB to copy some files from the airgapped system without knowing that their work computer is compromised. During a super busy time of the year, for example, when the employees are under the most stress, an attacker could send a phishing email and gain access to one system. From that point, the attacker could infect a USB/portable drive so that it copies files from the target machine to a hidden partition automatically, and then exfiltrate the data once the drive is plugged back into an internet connected machine. It's a lot of work, but it's a whole industry, and there are people that are willing to do that work.

[@uo8088]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the US finance colleges research, then private companies take what was publicly funded and make it private?

[@Dwigt_Rortugal]

Or the researchers go and form a startup? In either case, if the research pans out, the government may hire the private company as a contractor. A huge amount of what our government accomplishes is through contracts with companies that have the expertise. Sometimes the lines even get a little blurry, because government and private employees work side by side on the same projects.

[@JerehmiaBoaz]

@@Dwigt_Rortugal The point remains that it's still the government that funds the research and not the private companies with all of their expertise. It's expensive, there is no guarantee of success and last but not least if the research was done by a private entity the results would either be patented or become trade secrets, so the research wouldn't be as beneficial to society.

[@ThematrixSucks]

​@@JerehmiaBoazYes great point

[@emiliaardenne]

This whole video all I was thinking was “poor little corporations. They’re the only ones allowed to steal intellectual property and profit off it. “🎻

[@Aria-cd6dq]

The fact that we get free videos from VICE News on KZbin is priceless, keeping the education and knowledge alive. 🙏🙏🙏

[@AGrace-tw6ku]

amen.

[@GamerbyDesign]

We still do business in china. Thats the problem right there. Never should have been allowed in the first place.

[@jamessmith-hu4rp]

everything you own is made in china. all talk

[@kroooassant9899]

Easy to say, go tell that to Steve Jobs.

[@sychoxxxx]

Chinese get things done cheaper and faster

[@pistolangpaltik]

You sanctioned russia yet somehow the chips that controls their long ranged missiles still gets to their hands - including industrial machines. You don't do business with north korea yet they hack you... It is really challenging being innovators(be it the US or other countries) - you'll be targeted in any way or form (by the US or other countries). America is a capitalist country - not doing business with the 2nd largest economy in the world would mean great economic consequences, in not just US and China, but the world

[@KaitoverMoon]

Trade is what keeps the peace. We'd rather have trade wars than actual wars.

[@hiroshi138]

So this is like 10 years old?

[@FeloniousMonk419]

@hiroshi138 It's 8 yrs old (2016). The info is in the description for the video. ✌️

[@Strangerer69]

The problem is that the US government doesn’t treat the Chinese cyberwar like it’s a war. They invest more in guns than asymmetric warfare.

[@zamor34]

China is waaaay ahead USA with cyber warfare and technology itself

[@magesalmanac6424]

Yeah our top talent is hired by big tech companies. If you can code or hack why earn a paltry government job when google pays better? But in china or Russia you can be forced into it.

[@shack12319]

​@magesalmanac6424 eh I think most go into cypersecurity companies which gets contracted by the govt

[@endboy7686]

what china is doing rn is what us already did when internet was a thing in 19s, they are way ahead so dont really need to worry about it.

[@VincentAnzalone]

I think you have no idea what you're talking about

[@keytondaniels]

My info got compromised and all I did was manage kitchens/flip burgers on military bases around Europe. I think the worst has yet to come regarding these cyber attacks

[@RicondaRacing]

I work for a utility company. They aren't taking cyber security seriously, the government needs to require a much more robust cyber program rather than 3 people...

[@dr.woozie7500]

People say Computer Science and IT is a dead field when in reality it's more alive than it's ever been. Get as many cybersecurity certificates as you can! Cybersecurity is the future.

[@OTI_fx]

Totally agree

[@jayspeidell]

Good luck getting an entry level job if you're over 30 though. Edit - it's kinda BS that none of my replies show up.

[@Harz604]

Who says computer science and IT is a dead field?

[@pezz2345]

​@@jayspeidellIt's very possible, if you put yourself out there, do the work and everything it can happen. The challenge with entry level roles though is that they don't always end up advertised very often so they're hard to both hunt down, and to get your foot in the door at them as they're also very very highly competitive versus more specialized roles where employers might have a much smaller applicant pool to choose from

[@palecrayon]

No one says that

[@cryptomaster6908]

We in the Freeware sector didn't have the problem of stealing information it's open source that was the answer someone even gave years bevor

[@johnjacob3976]

So glad that Vice documentaries haven’t been impacted by the recent Vice misfortunes.

[@FizartyCrazy]

this is from 2016. they're holding on to the once great past

[@puffdaddy69]

Oh John you are so naive

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

This aired in 2016, vice is done brother.

[@c.s.7474]

Vice is dead, they're just recycling content, they have been for a long time.

[@_C20H25N3O]

you can tell it’s old too ,bros using darkcomet RAT 💀

[@yvonneho876]

When vice was actually good

[@Mo-sv3tc]

I don't think people understand. If you play a game on your phone, from an app. You already have given your personal info out. And if that game offers any 'perks' and you pay for them. You have offered more of your personal info. We provided a door for them. All they did was find a way to open it.

[@jensenraylight8011]

yes, you guys American will soon be replaced with Chinese Made Americans clones

[@bowler7922]

The best thing you can do as an individual is make sure you have different passwords for everything and use a password manager, check if your email has been leaked on the dark web, enable two factor authentication, and make sure your settings are set to encrypt everything. It’s very basic but as an individual it is all you can do, everything else we have to leave to businesses, big tech companies, and the government!

[@crime_wavez]

if these hackers are doing this as badged government employees on government time for a government paycheck, how is this not an act of war and how are we not responding as such?

[@Scotthutchinsonking]

Immediately you think of an AWS s3 Bucket that was wide open , none of the leadership could even navigate a bash script

[@cyborg009337]

MAN I missed this show. It is really informative and taught me a lot about cyber security.

[@mrobject9113]

American companies: "Stealing IP is only ok if you get away with it legally!" Am I the only one here that thinks our IP and copyright system needs an overhaul anyways? Maybe this is the kick in the ass we need to reform the system and just start making better products. Planned obsolescence is a terrible system and really needs to go.

[@HTV-2_Hypersonic_Glide_Vehicle]

Interesting take... if true, I agree.

[@CrimsonAlchemist]

Thats true

[@90DeadTimer]

Yes, Europe is miles ahead in Data Security and how it can be used.

[@cuber9320]

But…. Money!😢

[@luvgener8ion]

Pray tell

[@MeiinUK]

But Google has also offices inside China as well. So how is this being hacked? So they let their own employees be accessed.... by their own google employees from inside China as well, right? So... ... I bet that, this isn't released... or...

[@contentlyshane]

The US does this to every country and foreign companies as well.

[@tracklizard4018]

Eh not quite. It's like comparing us and north korean prisons.

[@haraldeberhardt4384]

@@tracklizard4018 aehmmm, Like Guantanamo?

[@ChadLuciano]

you sound like a communist or a yellow jacket

[@drflat9223]

ah, the usual whataboutism strikes again.

[@Schaksimo]

Obviously, and to itself.

[@TheInvestmentCircle]

Did a deal in shenzhen, figured out how to increase mmol/j for LED grow lights without increasing heat towards the plant. They literally stole everything and started reselling under the same company.

[@martinsreel]

What made you think that it was safe to do business there? Even big corporates get screwed. Reminds me of how the biggest Display Chinese Manufacturer BOE stole patented technology from Samsung and produced on their own. Samsung was contracting BOE as supplier.. Last year they filed a complaint.. Good luck with that.

[@Willson-r5q]

How is this not an act of war? America grow some balls again!

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

This aired in 2016, nothing has changed

[@Willson-r5q]

@@OLDMANWAFFLES okay thanks. But still america could have done more then. Actually responding in a way that made them not want to keep doing it. America needs to get it together.

[@rickyayy]

China wants the American dream

[@Polit_Burro]

LOL How is it that Americans are so arrogant and yet so senile? If you want to speak about "acts of war" go ask some Iranian about "Stuxnet" And if you're so "karen-cerned" about "data privacy" go speak with your own NSA

[@Gosmoke.]

You think America under Biden would even stand a chance with war with china not even talking nukes. Yeah we’d be fecked

[@jiosim4254]

What is happening at 7:44 what type of attack is that how to do that?

[@yungliquidfire8605]

not only china does this russia does this too

[@broad603]

everyone does this numnuts, the US too

[@0westdude]

Every country steals trade secrets and anyone saying otherwise is either oblivious or lying

[@detective5253]

china is a more major threat to the US comparing to russia's needs from these cyberwarfare campaigns but when you see how russian state-sponsored hackers were able to manipulate the US's election system i totally agree with what you have said.

[@FilippN-t5d]

russia do it just for ads mailings, lol.

[@azhiazim]

Yeah but russia doesnt sell anything electronic worth buying. Really i dont know what wed buy from russia other than vodka

[@rcisneros8567]

If it's worth the $$$ why would they stop? We are so greedy that we will let other companies go under as long as we keep making money.

[@cesarcarlos337]

Subtitles in English, please!

[@user-dw5li8yy5r]

happened to me when I was with DOD. it’s personal now, god forbid they give us a reason to act. I’m all in the first millisecond. I won’t back down and i won’t give up. You’ll face wave after wave of people just like me if you F around and find out.

[@trustpinoy9891]

For the recond.. March 5th when the Facebook, Instagram were down..

[@HESHUI-g9k]

Hey all, Just watched a hacking video (curiosity, not malice!), and now KZbin's shoving "learn to hack" stuff down my throat. Zero interest. Even weirder, the news around these videos is super negative, especially about China. Look, it's my watch history, not yours. KZbin's recommendations need to be smarter. (This is just my opinion, so no lectures, please!)

[@rainkidwell2467]

?

[@chazzbranigaan9354]

Take your meds

[@HESHUI-g9k]

@@rainkidwell2467 So you can't read the text?

[@rainkidwell2467]

@@HESHUI-g9k I can read the text just fine, I'm confused by your surprise. You watch a video about hacking, and then you... Ah. Just saw your edit, I'll hold off on the lecture. KZbin recommendations will probably never get smarter, but it would be nice

[@nopenadda]

I don't have to watch a video they call it TikTok

[@magesalmanac6424]

This is about way more than finding where rando teens live, they steal infrastructure data, government employees, banking data, important stuff.

[@mtoro16]

Why are we seeing so many videos from 2016 like this one, particularly regarding hacking? 🤔

[@duck5904]

At 3:20 he says googoo haha

[@xsydneyxruidosx]

lmaooo

[@Calz3n]

GOOGOO

[@OmphileMakhele-ux8uq]

Nothing terrifies me like Cyber Crime 😰😰

[@squintsyadams8463]

Was this just in the can?

[@briangallagher8881]

Multiple Obama references??

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

This aired in 2016, vice is done brother.

[@eyes2small]

Should do a documentary on T mobiles consistent data leaks

[@omaniisnala1589]

This is a old video they published a couple months ago....

[@tearzrollingdownyourface591]

It's from years ago, it's a vice TV series called Cyberwar, back when vice was good

[@_Meng_Lan]

​@@tearzrollingdownyourface591 2016, in the description

[@Jackmanworkin2]

I just saw a report that the USA is so advanced in wartime simulation that it emerges victorious even when facing overwhelming odds in favor of the invader, regardless of the conflict realm. While other nations rebuilt after WW2 to establish a baseline, the USA transformed the world of military forces, achieving full-spectrum dominance with superiority in air, land, and water.

[@raymondmartin6737]

Yes, this is old news, but still important. 😊

[@amusedBYfools]

Ppl just don't know. They think Tik Tok is safe. China learns so much about a person based on their app use. Way worse than FB & FB itself is bad.

[@verydeadfly]

A process ignited when the data amount notified or became flagged as soon as it was sent and received and there was no accepting or opening it.

[@jondoe9548]

A cyber security guy gave a lecture at our company meeting and he said, 'The most difficult part of cyber security is the people'. 'You can rewrite code., you can isolate networks., but people like to be helpful and that is all it takes for the hacker to get in'. 🕵‍♂ By the way, may I also remind you the fact that our Native American population in our motherland, the Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while the European population in their motherland, the Continent of Europe was around 25 millions. Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION! A shocking sad truth. 😔 In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return it to rightful owners Native American people. Notorious global cardinal crimes the Christian West has committed, and benefited a great deals, such as Slavery & Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is notorious Colonization still lingering on, may I ask? 😔

[@mamajune3864]

Data breach are quite common these days.

[@jogo798]

Social engineering

[@mamajune3864]

My jaw dropped as I read Native American population in their motherland, the Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while the European population in their motherland, the Continent of Europe was around 25 millions. Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION.. It is a shockingly sad truth. 😔

[@gustywind-de7xb]

"Greed is an animal. Greed is a major driving force behind Genocide, Slavery, Colonialism and Colonization." In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return to rightful owners. Notorious global cardinal crimes the Christian West has committed, and benefited a great deals, such as Slavery & Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is notorious Colonization still lingering on? Speaking of Europe which is actually a huge livable Continent with 45 nations. Russia alone is a ginormous nation which occupies nearly half of Europe with a relatively small population. Nearly half of mainland Asia, from Siberia to Far-East Asia also is inside Russia. By the way, the 'land grab' is more of the same in Asia-Pacific region where European Colonizers such as Britain and Russia have already Colonized half of Asia, stretching from Australia/New Zealand, to Siberia/Far-East, all in Asia-Pacific region. The fact that they need to repent & repay their sins & crimes. After all, it's "a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do" thing. Like I said, repay and repent for your long overdue crimes and sins. A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do. "History is written by the victors." - Napoleon Bonaparte Speaking of 'the rule of Law', may I ask where is the rule of law when the West is practicing centuries-long global Slavery, Colonialism & Colonization? May I ask when will the West face justice for their notorious centuries-long global crimes of Slavery, Colonialism and Colonization from North/South America to Australia/New Zealand? Speaking of 'crime'.., remember, it’s only a crime if you lose. The Anglo Western bloc had been on the winning side for about three centuries. Obviously, they couldn't care less about the "crimes" any more.

[@gustywind-de7xb]

@@mamajune3864 The Christian West would commit and practice a great many cardinal sins, many of them knowingly, such as centuries-long global; - 'Colonization', - 'Genocide', - 'Slavery', - 'Colonialism', - 'Global Warming', etc which benefited them enormously for centuries worldwide; then they would initiate and take a measure to ban those practices worldwide, and take credit for it. (Note: Today's global warming is caused in large part by nearly two centuries of excessive coal burning, mainly in the West). For honest truths, pls read the supremely informative and insightful, multi-pages comment by 'Lonely Alaskan' at, "Complete History Of Indigenous America Before Colonialism/Chronicle", on KZbin (which by the way, got pushed down below 200 other comments lately).

[@TheInvestmentCircle]

This is so old, why does it say 5D old?

[@ericarodriguez6221]

Wow this is not good

[@BrooksCWhitehouse]

now think about how this was 8 years ago lol

[@antonioguanimez3464]

So what can we do about it?

[@TomNook.]

Spend all your disposable income on everyday goods

[@amusedBYfools]

The Internet wasn't meant to be used for financial transactions. Honestly, I'd say it's too late to stop them. Still I wouldn't use Tik Tok, Temu, Wish, Alibaba etc..

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

This aired in 2016, nothing will change bro

[@NicWalker627]

oh no.. my data... im still FUCKING HOMELESS

[@MrJohnnybe123]

If this was an individual what would happen?

[@M4A1MA5TER]

Poor corporations

[@matty6146]

those corporations sadly keep us comfortable at home. once they go down its time for remodeling new society lol

[@uriituw]

Who are?

[@xandernostrand5351]

Crowd strike is cutting edge. CRWD is the ticker

[@hauntedfog]

I think it's practically necessary these days to do "false bribes" within your own company (including government and military) to determine who would be at risk for taking the bait, then you simply fire those people and cut all ties with them. And this should have been happening before now, I think it would have lessened the risk of so many of these breaches that have occurred. And the false bribes would need to be very tricky, like not always the same approach to the employee that way no one ever truly can tell real from fake. Employees and gov personnel would be quite more hesitant to ever consider real bribes this way.

[@Bill-vo1wn]

Imagine that. WAKE up People, PLEASE?

[@semicolon.d]

I exposed my home assistant to the internet so that I can like control my lights remotely. And within a week I already recorded 2 failed login attemps from Henan, China.

[@doujinflip]

If they're not on its own VLAN, you're just asking for trouble.

[@DatSick]

Mmm sounds like you need a router and modem upgrade 😮

[@semicolon.d]

​@@DatSick lol I do want to but maybe it's already overkill. My router/firewall is infinitely more powerful than any commercial stuff money can buy, and also cost less because I built it myself with my old PC parts

[@callspreadzero854]

The cyberwar series was one of the best programs Vice ever made. Hopefully they realize it and start the program again.

[@jamesh5460]

Not just China. Russia and India are also big players.

[@Mugen_FB317]

Yeah, most of the attacks come from them

[@aafiaturkey6748]

Interesting how the NSA hacked huwei

[@edwinjoy3932]

Where is Edward Snowden???

[@deluca4750]

@lifesbutastumble Correct.

[@evolvedanimeisland]

America gave china this edge

[@hikingpainter]

I'm ultra conservative, Which is the opposite of Vice. Glad to see yall aren't shut down, you guys do quality work.

[@kuantlucas]

what makes someone ultra conservative?

[@HunterTinsley]

@@kuantlucasSelfishness, hatred, low IQ, etc.

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

This aired in 2016, vice is long gone bro

[@BrooksCWhitehouse]

@@kuantlucas the fact they can't read a video desc. to see this is 8 years old lol

[@spstudio011sampa]

I have a friend of a friend who discovered that he was being spied on, which the spy didn't know and that he would be diagnosed with malignant cancer three months after the event.

[@padajsiloinepravdo6299]

Ohh no ! Those poor mega corporations 😢

[@pedrocerrano5084]

This affects you too

[@padajsiloinepravdo6299]

@@pedrocerrano5084 They’re the biggest thieves of all .

[@padajsiloinepravdo6299]

@@pedrocerrano5084 no it doesn’t

[@uriituw]

@@pedrocerrano5084He’s probably not employed by any of these companies.

[@willceurvels]

Dude looked like he was going to cry when the guy said Chinese hackers are at the same level as the NSA.

[@KaleighMacKay]

This is the price we pay for partnering and doing business with this country in trade for cheap goods

[@StationWagonLiving]

Explain cheap goods?

[@marjorielloyd-waluye2502]

Funny how people say WE..

[@uriituw]

People who fall for phishing attacks ought to be ashamed of themselves.

[@JorgeRamirez-ee6he]

China got a replica of the whitehouse

[@JohnMassey-q5l]

😂😂😂

[@Baron_von_Fargone]

My only question is aside from the mega companies,do these Chinese hackers target folk like me for my monthly minimum wage or am I probably safe .

[@Dirtyharry70585]

Ivan’s and Bali India are hacking for bank money. They bribe the local police for protection.

[@greenmenace]

3:48 woow, so bravee

[@Coreyrob26]

They need to say what year this is from when posting.

[@BrooksCWhitehouse]

It says it in the description bro

[@cristianfamigliuolo]

Chinese say one thing, do another. Without copy paste the Chinese giant wouldn't exist, and I don't mean ctrl C 😂

[@SageSuede]

I've gotten a notification on my phone about Chinese hackers trying to get into my phone. Probably trying to get data on my music.

[@POTATOEMPN]

This has been a meme since like 1998. Even in video games, like Command & Conquer: Generals. It's a strategy game, videogame. And in there you can play as/against the literal Chinese Army. One of their units? HACKERS. They were also the only unit that could do that, and you know what they stole? Intel and Money............................... As long as there have been computers, in China, the Chinese have been working on hacking. It's one of the reasons why America has been actually hiring convicted felons who were charged with hacking or similar crimes.

[@kalfunai]

So the USA does the same or not?

[@marjorielloyd-waluye2502]

My suspicion as well

[@caocao4266]

Of course UD do the same... What the use of CIA, FBI, and NSA if they are not spying and do some cyber attacks on the way.

[@nicholasfooong.]

No

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

Why are they continually airing documentaries that they put out in 2016? Bruh.

[@febzey445]

lol all ur replies

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

@@febzey445 I’m just sick of Vice getting away with uploading content from 2016. Check the descriptions on all their videos, I guarantee you almost all of them are reuploads just to get Adsense money.

[@febzey445]

oh for sure @@OLDMANWAFFLES

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

@15:43 "Just because you're wearing a uniform doesn't give you a free pass to commit this type of theft." It's funny though--put a person in a costume and they'll freely play the part... cops, military, religious leaders, anybody. Our default of providing 'privilege' to people simply for being 'dressed up' feels terribly anachronistic, like we haven't learned what a 'disguise' can be.

[@starclawsgaming]

Camera angle cut after clicking a .doc file. Highly suggestive behavior.

[@Hot-Rob]

As Americans we should, with absolute conviction, hold people accountable.

[@mountaingirlzstuff4314]

Facebook just crashed this morning.......

[@jswiss8k]

China is behind it

[@djggl1337]

yup. this has nothing to do with shtty fb server. must be hacked from chinese in the otherside of the earth.

[@wwesuperstar1100]

If only the American people woke up and realized we are vastly outnumbered. Maybe they would take it more seriously.

[@standingbear998]

If you are on tictok or temu none of this matters you have freely given everything private away

[@queeneze]

Hmmm really

[@joeymac881]

Pay your employees

[@Bongofurry]

Only 14 years ok ??

[@Bearswipe-c8j]

American Superconductor's software thief was Serbian. Serbia is the Russian allied county NATO fought to end the Bosnia war in the 1990s.

[@MONDIZY01]

So we should feel sorry for these greedy corporate companies ?

[@juamu1132]

hey vice how does it feel to beg?

[@Fealasyrm]

Meanwhile Silicon Valley is cheering on the data scraping of IP's for AI tools.

[@CodesFR]

Chinese just hide in tha companies to tell evil lies

[@nybbleme]

Everybody watching this has to remember that China doesn't just want to be a world power politically and economically, they want to be the ONLY world power, and that's the threat of an authoritarian totalitarian communist country. And now in the US we have authoritarianism being openly embraced by a political party as we recently experienced unconstitutional lockdowns and infringement of civil liberties, which economically crippled small businesses while the large corporations that were political contributors were allowed to continue operating as essential, and we also saw Mass government censorship of "misinformation" regarding the virus and its origins and the effectiveness of the vaccines and the effectiveness of lockdowns which all were later revealed to be 100% true. The governments of the United States and the UK are both backing ngos which are completely controlled by the deep state of both countries in order to engage in censorship of information they don't want people to know about. The government's not allowed to censor you but the government's allowed to run an allegedly independent group which advises big tech that they need to pull posts down or be sanctioned by the government.

[@resetar-r6b]

I like your videos very much, I can understand many things very easily, thanks

[@Fanaro]

15:10 BS. You just don't want to cause diplomatic problems.

[@mclovin816]

Why is vice reposting old videos

[@oldwiseoul]

What goes around comes around.

[@twe1995]

I recommend the book Red Handed. Currently reading it and it provides a lot of detail about China and US relations

[@HellHound___0]

More hacker documentaries the world needs to be informed on this