Tag: Spyware and China

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Author
Heather Zeiger
Date
March 7, 2024

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China, Computer Security, Crime, Surveillance

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Hackers’ advantage: One of the biggest security weaknesses in U.S. digital networks and infrastructure is out-of-date, no-longer-supported technology.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