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Space News (2024-9-16): In the war game,
Taiwan experienced disruptions to its satellite communications via
jamming and cyberattacks. Taiwan also learned that several of
its key undersea communications cables were cut. China also locally launched
drone
strikes against Taiwan's microwave stations, electrical supply system and cell
towers, as well as additional jamming of OneWeb signals, lead to widespread
communication outages and public panic. At this point, the Eutelsat OneWeb
team refused to offer additional communications support to Taiwan beyond
existing contracts. The Taiwan team urgently asked Washington for
additional immediate military and communications support. Washington
could not meet this request...The game spotlighted how vulnerable
Taiwan's current communication systems are to military assaults.
China could conceivably absorb Taiwan in a relatively bloodless war.
spacenews.com/war-game-chinese-attacks-communications-paralyze-taiwan/ ★ Politico (2024-9-11): China's strategy to annex Taiwan is more about Cyber Power than Firepower. ★ Voice of America (2024-9-23): China's national security ministry said a Taiwan military-backed hacking group called Anonymous 64 has sought to upload and broadcast "content that denigrates the mainland's political system and major policies," on websites, outdoor screens and network TV stations, but many of the websites Anonymous 64 claimed to have accessed were fake or had little no traffic. ★ Radio Free Asia (2024-9-23): The Chinese state security ministry said it had filed a case against three active members of the Taiwanese military's cyberwarfare command, known as the Information, Communications, and Electronic Force, or ICEFCOM, who are directly involved with Anonymous 64. ★ Al Jazeera (2022-4-4): Taiwan's cyber warfare unit, while small, staffed by 2,400 specialists, it is dwarfed by the PLA’s hackers which could be as many as 100,000. The Taiwanese would stand little chance as PLA hackers unleashed a wide spectrum of attacks crippling everything from electricity grids, internet providers and telecommunications, effectively blinding the Taiwanese population. Electronic banking would be shut down, airports and military airfields paralysed. This is one of the key strategic weapons of the Chinese military and would be used in the opening phase of an attack. Their troops are highly trained and extremely effective in offensive cyber warfare techniques.aljazeera.com/features/2022/4/4/how-difficult-would-it-be-for-china-to-invade-taiwan ★ Global Times (2024-9-23): Investigations into three perpetrators related to Taiwan's ‘internet army’ launched - The organization behind "Anonymous 64" is a cyber-environment analysis center under the "Information, Communications and Electronic Force Command (ICEFC)." This center is specifically responsible for conducting cyber cognitive warfare and public opinion warfare against the mainland. The ICEFC was established in June 2017 as the "fourth military branch" of the Taiwan authorities and was restructured in 2022 as a direct agency of the "defense department" of the island. It primarily handles electronic warfare, information warfare, cyber warfare, and military line maintenance, serving as the main force for the island of Taiwan's cyber operations against the mainland.
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| ★ China Times, 2024-5-18: The incoming deputy secretary-general to the president Ho, Mark Chih Wei admitted he was one member of Taiwan's "Internet Army", which was criticized as making fake news to mislead the public, untrue propaganda to attack the opposition, and creating media framing effect. chinatimes.com/opinion/20240518003392-262114?chdtv |
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WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
claims in a press conference that personal attacks from Taiwan have been going
on for more than two or three months...
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★ Global
Times 2021-3-29
: At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the infamous "online army"
masterminded an attack against the World Health Organization (WHO),
the DPP's "online army" which
manipulated and meddled in an online public opinion field of more than
20 million people on the island. GT
found out that the departments affiliated
to the DPP administration and relevant foundations are the
financial supporters and "base camp" for these online "army" forces.
"The DPP can collude
with social media such as PTT, Facebook, print media, electronic media,
and TV programs". globaltimes.cn/page/202103/1219763.shtml
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★ CNBC 4-10-20: “The DPP (Taiwan's ruling party - Democratic Progressive Party) authorities ... venomously attacking the WHO and its responsible people, conniving with the green internet army to wantonly spread racist comments,” it said. “We (China’s Taiwan Affairs Office) strongly condemn this.” (ps: most media in Taiwan such as CNA, SETN, TVBS, CTN, UDN reported at 4-14-2020 that Taiwanese prime minister Su asked those internet people to stop "making negative speech" against Singapore's 1st lady because she already changed her words "Errrr" responding to Taiwan's face-mask diplomacy, but a number of days ago I only heard someone said attacking WHO is actions on their own or spontaneous, therefore so called "conniving" may be a fact. Consider some factors like why that politician first crossing mind is Taiwanese netizens, and which country got strongest motive, etc . )
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★ CNBC 4-8-20: WHO chief addresses death threats, racist insults... FOXnews 4-9-2020, Washington Post 4-9-2020, ABC 4-9-2020 (brief) : WHO chief claims he was racially targeted by Taiwan, They (Taiwan’s foreign ministry ) didn’t disassociate themselves. They even started criticizing me in the middle of all that insult and slur ... said Tedros, “I say it today because it’s enough.”
★ businessinsider.com 4-8-2020:
"I can tell you personal attacks that have been going on for more than two or three months — abuses or racist comments, giving me names, black or Negro, [and] — for the first time I would make this public — even death threats," Tedros said.
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★ Guardian (UK), 11-13-2020: WHO says some countries’ names had been blocked on their Facebook page because of an ‘onslaught’ of cyber attacks, after the block was lifted the WHO’s page was flooded with pro-Taiwan and anti-China messages. ◆ Reuters, 11-12-2020: WHO says faces 'onslaught' of cyberattacks as Taiwan complains of being censored by the WHO and blocked ... ◆ who did cyber-attacks against WHO ? China Times, 11-13-2020 reports: lots of Taiwanese left messages because Taiwan was not invited by WHO ...
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★ The China Times, 4-9-2020 editorial
