The Pentagon said Tuesday the United States has not lost it “technological edge” with its weapons platforms, despite a new report about widespread cyber spying on their designs, allegedly by Chinese hackers. The Washington Post reported Tuesday that a confidential version of a Defense Science Board report prepared last year states more than two dozen weapons programs have been compromised through “cyber exploitation.” While the advisory panel did not say in its report to the Pentagon that the attacks originated…
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