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Fierce Government IT -- Asia is the global locus of cyberspace competition, says Lewis: Asia, and China in particular, has become the global locus of competition in cyberspace, says cybersecurity theorist James Lewis in a new paper. China's expansive use of cyber espionage to steal Western intellectual property gives it the advantage in cyberspace, Lewis says. But Chinese networks themselves aren't secure thanks to the widespread use of pirated software.

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The collective realization by governments around the world that the Internet is an excellent network for conducting surveillance, monitoring, espionage, and war, says Finnish computer security firm F-Secure's Chief Technical Officer Mikko Hypponen, may not come to full fruition in 2013. But the foundation for that change is already underway.