US Shocked China Claims Hacking, Forgets Own Cyber History

RT reports China's National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center alleging that the NSA conducted 'thousands of attacks' on the National Time Service Center. The US government, of course, maintains a dignified silence. Yet, it's public record that the US developed Stuxnet, a weaponized virus, to cripple Iranian nuclear facilities in the early 2010s, a fact widely reported by outlets like The

New York Times . So, when Beijing 'accuses' Washington of cyber-assaults, is it really an accusation, or just a polite way of saying, 'We've seen this movie before, and we know who the director is'? The pottery barn rule applies, apparently, only when America's digital infrastructure is chipped.

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