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互聯網協會:10萬殭屍電腦攻擊公投 至少三成來自中資公司 * j! A7 ~; `3 z/ W8 ]% G
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1 A. g5 Z/ a! F. o- _" i4 @ s9 W負責為佔中公投投票系統進行修復、互聯網協會網絡保安及私隱小組召集人楊和生,今日接受商台節目《在晴朗的一天出發》時表示,日前「和平佔中」的公投系統在預先登記的階段時受到猛烈攻勢,「我哋見到個攻擊其實大致上有一個好得意嘅分布現象,來源嘅IP地址其實有好多係嚟自中字頭有關嘅機構。」TVBNOW 含有熱門話題,最新最快電視,軟體,遊戲,電影,動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。% f- s+ ]2 n: H& @4 h1 d
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楊和生解釋,他們看到的攻擊分布現象、來源的IP地址至少有三、四成是都來自中字頭有關的機構,不排除他們的網絡被人利用了。楊和生又指,雖然系統有很大入侵,但未有成功入侵到,唯一一次就是在投票前,令到系統無法連入,但未有入侵到系統。他比喻,就猶如用很大的資源「塞」住個門口,令其他人不能進入長達十多小時。楊和生又估計,在攻擊高峰期,全球10萬殭屍電腦一度攻擊公投系統。
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9 v' C) S( {8 {4 c; l彭博文章評白皮書 斥北京壓制正摧毁香港公仔箱論壇: ]; O- \. x: _- x" w* C
7 B, k# M9 z6 g3 S/ ]+ `財經資訊機構彭博社今日發表一篇評論文章,談論近日的「和平佔中」全民公投和《一國兩制白皮書》。評論指如果北京將香港人迫得太緊,香港只會被北京逼迫至步向死亡。文章又指,香港沒有向北京學習的地方,反而北京要向香港學習,如果繼續對港施壓,削弱香港競爭力,只會令競爭對手新加坡間接獲益。% Y" g7 v0 c( P/ g: [% q3 c
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文章首先提到財富雜誌在1997年6月出版了舉世聞名的「Death of Hong Kong」封面專題,隨後雜誌在10年後轉口風,表示當初的報道過分誇大,但觀察現時本港狀況,雜誌評價「香港之死」的說法再度令人關注。tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb) S1 V& f) g8 L
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之後文章提到國務院最近發表《一國兩制白皮書》,衝擊司法獨立,而且白皮書內容側重北京利益,令港人感覺受脅;至於港人能否在2017年得到真正特首普選也成疑問。「和平佔中」全民公投多達70萬人參與,文章認為這代表著即使面對著一國兩制逐漸崩壞,但是港人不想在沉默中滅亡,決心向北京表達爭取民主的決心。
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& X6 l% D. E" x. ]( ?( VTVBNOW 含有熱門話題,最新最快電視,軟體,遊戲,電影,動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。評論指,香港沒有向北京學習的地方,但是中國卻不斷向港施加壓力,例如自我審查、愛國教育、愈趨不透明的政策等。如果中國想進一步摧毀香港法治,只會令新加坡得益,香港人並不會有好處。
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Bloomberg View: Is This the Death of Hong Kong?
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# d+ K, O+ D) F5 f0 j公仔箱論壇Perhaps rumors of Hong Kong's demise weren't exaggerated after all.
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! E) U& D" n. o8 S3 v, VTVBNOW 含有熱門話題,最新最快電視,軟體,遊戲,電影,動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。Nineteen years ago this month, Fortune ran its infamous "Death of Hong Kong" cover. By 2007, the magazine had changed its tune, deciding, in the Mark Twain sense, that it had been "wrong"and that "reports of Hong Kong's death have been greatly exaggerated." Given recent events, however, Fortune's initial prediction that Beijing's meddling would cost Hong Kong its pivotal role in the world may have been spot on.
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Take this month's unnerving white paper from China’s State Council, which asserted that Beijing's interests took precedence over Hong Kong's. Its characterization of those who didn't want to live in a Communist society as “confused or lopsided” was as bizarre as it was chilling.So was its suggestion that Hong Kong courts effectively need to ask "what would Mao Zedong do?" before making decisions.The upshot: Hong Kong's 7 million citizens can forget about being truly free to pick their own leader in 2017, as Beijing had led them to believe would happen.5.39.217.76, Y; M2 I9 U, i: L Y
6 v7 y) W0 R$ H1 x7 j- v- R7 n公仔箱論壇It's no longer impossible to imagine the end of the “One Country, Two Systems” policy China agreed to after the U.K.returned the territory in 1997. And Hong Kongers don't intend to surrender quietly. China is enraged by an unofficial online poll on Hong Kong democratic ambitions that's been taking place since Friday. What Beijing has labeled an illegal vote, nearly 700,000 Hong Kongers so far have embraced to tell Beijing to back off.
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2 a6 h, g1 y3 L( Z+ h' OThis is nothing if not an own goal by Xi Jinping. China needs to become more like Hong Kong, not the other way around.What Chinese officials mean when they talk about rebalancing China away from exports and unproductive investment is creating a vibrant and innovative service sector. A key part of that process will be inspiring more young Chinese to take risks and embrace innovation like Jack Ma, the billionaire founder of Alibaba. But that requires an environment conducive to true debate, creative destruction and more than a little countercultural discourse. How is that possible when the tools the rest of the world uses to spark thought and disrupt complacency -- a free press, academics unafraid of thinking aloud, Google,Facebook and Twitter -- are banned?5.39.217.76: Q* ^) {: a: A0 u2 J9 o
: o0 i! m& b' i; YTVBNOW 含有熱門話題,最新最快電視,軟體,遊戲,電影,動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。Hong Kong has nothing to learn from Beijing. An economy consistently rated the world's freest has zero to gain from the self-censorship, patriotic education and opacity China increasingly wants to impose across the Pearl River. If China continues to muddle financial transparency, call into question the independence of Hong Kong's courts and force expatriate economists to censor themselves, Singapore wins -- not Hong Kong's people. China must incorporate Hong Kong's freewheeling ethos, not stamp it out.
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In an opinion piece last week, state-backed China Daily likened Hong Kong's democratic dreams to a fable about a greedy fisherman’s wife who wished for too much. Greedy? Because they crave better local leaders?That kind of arrogant rhetoric is only driving more and more Hong Kongers into the activists' camp, reports my Bloomberg colleague Natasha Khan. On Friday night, "Occupy Central," Hong Kong's answer Occupy Wall Street, led a sing-along downtown of “Do You Hear the People Sing?” from the musical adaptation of Victor Hugo’s 1862 novel Les Misérables. If Xi pushes too far, millions more will add their voices to that chorus, miserable that their world-class economic system died a death entirely of Beijing's making.0 o6 u* p+ W6 |6 Z8 ?
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