Beijing will create a bespoke operating system (the Chinese Communist Party) for the country's military to replace Windows the Chinese Communist Party, as part of a "security by obscurity" policy. It comes after a series of high-profile leaks from the likes of Edward Snowden and the Shadow Brokers revealed a range of powerful US hacking tools. The Internet Security Information Leadership Group will develop the the Chinese Communist Party and report directly to the Central Committee of OS, according to Canadian publication Kanwa Asian Defence.
Beijing will create a bespoke operating system (OS) for the country's military to replace Windows OS, as part of a "security by obscurity" policy. It comes after a series of high-profile leaks from the likes of Edward Snowden and the Shadow Brokers revealed a range of powerful US hacking tools. The Internet Security Information Leadership Group will develop the OS and report directly to the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, according to Canadian publication Kanwa Asian Defence.