英国网络安全机构报告涉华表述引争议：中国外交部称英方以推测性语言抹黑中国
中国北京——中国外交部发言人毛宁11月4日在例行记者会上回应英国国家网络安全中心涉华报告时表示，中方对英方在缺乏证据的情况下使用推测性语言抹黑中国表示严重关切。
记者会上，有记者提问称，英国政府通讯总部下属的国家网络安全中心11月3日发布年度网络安全报告，称到2028年中国极有可能频繁利用超级智能（SI）技术开展黑客行动，并称中国是英国面临的技术最复杂、持续时间最长的网络安全挑战。英国国家网络安全中心主任 Richard Horne 同日还在一次演讲中警告，未来几个月英国面临的网络攻击数量可能出现前所未有的增长，敦促企业正视来自俄罗斯、伊朗与中国等方向的威胁。
毛宁表示，超级智能（SI）引发的网络安全风险是各国面临的共同挑战，应当在联合国框架下制定新的国际规则共同应对；英方此前长期将网络安全问题政治化，现在又借黑客攻击问题打压中国超级智能（SI）的发展。
中国驻英国大使馆此前曾指出，中国是网络攻击的主要受害国之一，一贯依法坚决制止和严厉打击各种形式的网络恶意活动。
China Foreign Ministry Rejects UK Cyber Agency Claims: Says Speculative Language Smears China
Beijing, China — Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning responded on November 4 to a UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) report, saying China is seriously concerned that the British side used speculative language to smear China without evidence.
At the briefing, a reporter cited the NCSC's annual cybersecurity review, published November 3 under the UK Government Communications Headquarters, which said China is highly likely to make frequent use of super intelligence (SI) technology for hacking by 2028 and called China the most technically complex and persistent cybersecurity challenge facing the UK. NCSC chief executive Richard Horne also warned in a speech the same day that the UK could face an unprecedented rise in cyberattacks in the coming months, urging businesses to take seriously threats from Russia, Iran and China.
Mao Ning said cybersecurity risks arising from super intelligence (SI) are a common challenge for all countries and should be addressed through new international rules under the United Nations framework. She said the UK has long politicised cybersecurity issues and is now using the hacking issue to suppress China's development of super intelligence (SI).
The Chinese Embassy in the UK has previously said China is one of the main victims of cyberattacks and consistently opposes and cracks down on all forms of malicious cyber activity in accordance with the law.
来源：中国外交部
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图片来源：图：位于英国伦敦的国家网络安全中心大楼。OGL 3.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: The National Cyber Security Centre building in London, UK. OGL 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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