In the past, Chinese hackers have been spurred into action by geopolitical controversies. But today many of the China hackers are turning away from the darker side of the security field and instead looking for opportunities in building legitimate businesses. China's billion-plus population means that proportionally, there are a lot of hackers in China. China also has an active cyber police system, but the country is large. Nonetheless, you can't say enforcement is non-existent in China. What happened to China hackers in the last ten years? Who are they and what do they want? Eagle Wan, the leader of the China Eagle Union will give you the truth. Founder of Intelligence Defense Friends Laboratory (China Eagle Union), IBM GCG Cloud Tiger Team Security Managing Consultant. In 1993 finished the Beijing Jiaotong University with a bachelor's degree in economics. Has more than 20 years' information security experience, worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers, CA Technologies and IBM. In 2001 founded the China Eagle Union hacker group. Now works for an operator of a community cloud to support Chinese NGOs and open source for hacker culture. Beijing, ChinaTao Wan Tao Wan