Taiwanese Ministry of Defense spokesman Yu Sy-tue on Feb. 10 released further information on the Jan. 25 arrest and espionage operations of Taiwanese Maj. Gen. Lo Hsien-che. Lo is accused of spying for China while heading the communications and electronic information department at Taiwan's military headquarters. Lo's position is one of the most valuable for an agent because of his potential access to all of Taiwan's military communications, including systems and encryption keys. There is much speculation that he was providing intelligence on Taiwan's Bo Sheng (often mistranslated as Po Sheng), or Broad Victory Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) system. If true, this is a new sign of a high-level and coordinated intelligence operation by China being run in multiple countries to infiltrate the system. Lo was recruited through a compromise or "honey trap" operation, likely organized by Chinese intelligence.