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China has slammed alleged US hacking of its top state-funded university, urging Washington to "stop stealing [from] and attacking other countries" and help to maintain cybersecurity. This comes after a joint investigation by the university and cyber sleuths concluded that Trojan attacks which saw nearly 140 gigabytes of high-value data stolen in recent years from networks across China had originated in the United States. The Chinese foreign ministry condemned the alleged hacking, saying "China firmly opposes any form of cyberattacks". "Maintaining cybersecurity is the common responsibility of the international community, and we are willing to work with the international community...
