Summary: China says it suffers massive Internet spy damage.

　　环球时报一篇文章昨天登上新浪首页，指出中国的安全正遭受来自互联网的威胁。这篇报道是对此前德、美、英、法指责中国“军方黑客”入侵的回应。环球时报未透露是哪个“国家有关部门”接受了独家采访。早前中央党校主办的《中国党政干部论坛》因刊登信产部副部长娄勤俭的相关言论而被回收，环球时报本次报道的调性则相对温和。以下是Gareth Powell对娄言论的记录：

　　Vice Minister of Information Industry Lou Qinjian, seen here, said the country's Internet was riddled with security holes that had made a mockery of the ruling Communist Party's censorship and exposed many secrets to spies. He said China has suffered "massive" and "shocking" losses of state and military secrets through the Internet while urging a sweeping crackdown on computer threats and uncensored news.

　　He wrote in a magazine, Chinese Cadres Tribune, "The Internet has become the main technological channel for external espionage activities against our core, vital departments."

　　"In recent years Party, government and military organs and national defence scientific research units have had many major cases of loss, theft and leakage of secrets, and the damage to national interests has been massive and shocking."

　　The article appeared at a time when foreign officials have alleged that China has been mounting its own Internet raids on government computer networks in the United States, Germany, Britain and other countries — allegations China has denied.

　　Lou Qinjian did not mention those allegations but said China needed to establish a new bureaucracy to enforce security controls on the Internet and also wrest control over key technology from foreign companies and governments.