U.S. officials are pushing back at the ongoing threats posted by Chinese state-sponsored hackers like Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon, which have infiltrated critical infrastructure organizations to steal information and preposition themselves in case of a conflict breaking out between the two countries.

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U.S. law enforcement agencies seized the websites of four North Korean fake IT worker scams that were uncovered by SentinelOne threat researchers and linked to a larger network of Chinese front companies.

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Plus brillants exploits: Canadian Centre for Cyber Security fingers Chinese state sponsored hackers.

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Two U.S. House committees want more information about the hack by China threat group Salt Typhoon into the networks of AT&T, Verizon, and Lumen while the White House reportedly is creating an emergency group to respond to expanding cyberattacks by the country.

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A threat group called Salt Typhoon has infiltrated U.S. ISP networks to collect sensitive information and launch cyberattacks, joining Volt Typhoon and Flax Typhoon as China-backed hackers that are establishing persistence in the IT infrastructures of critical infrastructure organizations.

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Xi whiz: Versa Networks criticized for swerving the blame.

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Two U.S. lawmakers are asking the Commerce Department to investigate whether the Wi-Fi routers built by Chinese company TP-Link could be used by Chinese-sponsored threat groups to infiltrate U.S. government and private networks, posing a security risk to the country.

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APT40, a threat group backed by China's government, quickly adapts POC exploits of popular software like Microsoft Exchange and Log4j to attack corporate and government networks in the U.S., Australia, and elsewhere, according to an alert issued by government security agencies around the world.

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Chinese fast-fashion-cum-junk retailer “is a data-theft business.”

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Threat actors can cover up their espionage activity by deploying ransomware or simply get some financial gain in the process.

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