Passcode tackled Chinese attitudes on privacy and cybersecurity at a Feb. 4 event at the Mary Baker Eddy Library in Boston. "Mike Farrell, founding editor of Passcode, is going to lead us and our expert panel through the looking glass tonight to see what all this looks like from the other side," said editor of The Christian Science Monitor, Marshall Ingwerson. "That is, to better understand China's view of why China so relentlessly hacks the rest of the world." Panelists include the Council on Foreign Relations' Adam Segal, Tibet Action Institute's Lobsang Gyatso Sither, Human Rights in China's Sharon Hom, and Harvard's Belfer Center's Michael Sulmeyer.
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