China's Information Warfare via LOGINK Continues Unabated: Here's How It's Doneby@hughharsono
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China's Information Warfare via LOGINK Continues Unabated: Here's How It's Done

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The People's Republic of China's pursuit of information warfare (IW) is well-documented military doctrine dating back to as early as 1995 from writing by Major General Wang Pufeng, who many consider the founder of modern PRC IW. Logistics data collection (primarily through digital means) is particularly critical in the framework of GPC, with this data being vital for the PRC in understanding American and global strengths in its supply chain innovation. The PRC’s implementation of its National Transport and Logistics Public Information Platform (LOGINK) network is a tool that must be viewed with caution.

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Hugh writes about cyberspace, digital currencies, economics, foreign affairs, and technology.


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