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Author
Heather Zeiger
Date
March 19, 2024

Categorized
China, Computer Security, Politics

Tagged
APT41 hacker group, Chengdu 404 hacker group, Chinese hackers in U.S., Chinese hackers in U.S. (leak), Chinese hackers' complex relationship with CCP, Christopher Wray on spyware, Dakota Cary, Eliot Chen, I-Soon (Anxun), QiAnXin, Quihoo360, Wu Haibo}

A Timely Leak Offers a Peek Into Chinese Cyberespionage Worldwide

_{What Chinese hackers are doing can sound as exciting as a spy movie — but it is much more dangerous} _{Heather Zeiger

March 19, 2024

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China, Computer Security, Politics}

Some of the leaked documents shed light on the corrupt business practices inherent in the hacker ecosystem and on the role of the CCP government. Read More ›

internet security and privacy challenges. Use a human eye and digital binary code to convey the idea of surveillance by cybercriminals.

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Author
Heather Zeiger
Date
March 7, 2024

Categorized
China, Computer Security, Crime, Surveillance

Tagged
CCP and Russia, China (cyberespionage), Christopher Wray on spyware, Cyberattacks timeline, Cyberespionage (China), Dell SecureWorks, Jen Easterly, Malware embedded by China, Microsoft and hackers, NotPetya, NotPetya., Russia (cyberattacks on Ukraine), SecureWorks, Spyware and China, Stuxnet worm, Taiwan and cybersecurity issues, Ukraine (2022 war), Volt Typhoon hacking network}

We’re Slowly Learning About China’s Extensive Hacking Network

_{China’s state-backed hackers have embedded malware within U.S. programs used to manage clean drinking water, the power grid, and air traffic, among others} _{Heather Zeiger

March 7, 2024

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China, Computer Security, Crime, Surveillance}

Hackers’ advantage: One of the biggest security weaknesses in U.S. digital networks and infrastructure is out-of-date, no-longer-supported technology. Read More ›