China Accuses US of Cyberattacks Amid TP-Link Investigation: Tit for Tat in Cybersecurity Battle

In a dramatic turn of events, China has fired back at the United States, accusing them of cyberattacks amidst an ongoing investigation into TP-Link, a Chinese multinational networking equipment manufacturer.

The accusations come as tensions between the two global superpowers continue to escalate, with both countries engaged in a tit-for-tat exchange of allegations and counter-allegations.

The latest salvo from China comes as a response to the US government’s investigation into TP-Link, which has been accused of using its networking equipment to spy on American citizens and businesses. The Chinese government has vehemently denied these allegations, calling them baseless and politically motivated.

In a statement released by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, spokesman Zhao Lijian accused the US of engaging in cyberattacks against Chinese companies and government agencies. Zhao claimed that the US was the “world’s largest source of cyberattacks” and called on the international community to hold them accountable for their actions.

The US government has yet to respond to China’s allegations, but experts believe that this latest development will only serve to further strain relations between the two countries. With cybersecurity becoming an increasingly important issue in the modern world, it is likely that this tit-for-tat exchange will continue to escalate in the coming months. Stay tuned to News9 LIVE for the latest updates on this developing story.