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Why China is Australia's primary suspect in marketing campaign of 'refined' cyber assaults

Whereas nations together with Russia, North Korea and Iran have been accused of illicit cyber operations up to now, it's China with the inducement to focus on Australia now
While nations including Russia, North Korea and Iran have been accused of illicit cyber operations in the past, it is China with the incentive to target Australia now

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Author: The Independent

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