F-22 Raptor in a hard turn  The US isn't done throwing the book
at alleged Chinese industrial spies. The Department of Justice
has charged a Chinese executive living in Canada, Su Bin, with
stealing sensitive info for Boeing and Lockheed Martin warplanes
like the C-17 cargo hauler and F-22 fighter. Reportedly, Su
partnered with two people to hack into the aircraft makers'
networks and either pass along or sell any secrets to interested
parties in China. Unlike other targets of the DOJ's wrath,
though, it appears that Su was more concerned about profit than
helping any government intelligence efforts. While he was
handing over data to state-owned aviation firms, he complained
of "stingy" buyers and was willing to take a long time to hash
out a deal -- not exactly the hallmarks of a government-backed
spy.  Neither Su's lawyer nor the Chinese government are
commenting on the case. However, there's an already an extensive
amount of email evidence; the odds aren't high that the exec
will emerge unscathed from the