The trade war between the US and China is heating up. American intelligence agencies have recorded the intense activity of Chinese espionage agencies. Over the past two years, Beijing has significantly ramped up its swiping of commercial technology and intellectual property. "They want technology by hook or by crook. They want it now. The spy game has always been a gentleman's game, but China has taken the gloves off. They don't care if they get caught or if people go to jail. As long as it justifies their ends, they are not going to stop," John Bennett said, the special agent in charge of the FBI's San Francisco office.

This is not about stealing the design of a new iPhone for the subsequent manufacture of fakes. Thefts reached a new level. Military, space and digital technologies are now China's main goals. The authorities of the People's Republic of China create entire units in the state security service to solve these problems. Beijing also relies on an army of domestic computer hackers, traditional spies overseas and corrupt corporate insiders in US and other companies. The United States made it clear that is not the right way to do things. Federal prosecutors in San Diego brought criminal charges in October against two Chinese intelligence officers and five alleged hackers. They are accused of conspiring to steal aviation and technology data. The FBI also arrested a Chinese intelligence official in Belgium. Yanjun Xu, a senior officer with the Ministry of State Security, was charged with attempting to commit economic espionage and steal trade secrets from multiple US aerospace companies, including GE Aviation.

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