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Mandiant and Google have identified “Brickstorm,” a sophisticated, suspected China-linked hacking campaign targeting U.S. tech firms, legal organizations, and BPOs. The operation often goes undetected...

Hackers linked to Beijing have compromised the systems of multiple telecoms firms to access call records and private communications.

The United States Department of Justice has indicted Chinese hackers working for third parties, linked to a breach within the US Treasury. These individuals are accused of hacking more than 100 American organizations over the course of a decade. The attacks occurred over an extended period, demonstrating a sustained campaign of cyberespionage. Specific technical details of the attacks were not disclosed in the article. The impact of these cyberattacks is significant, affecting a large number of organizations and potentially compromising sensitive information.

Twelve Chinese hackers have been indicted by the United States Department of Justice for hacking the U.S. Treasury, as well as numerous other entities. These hackers, affiliated with the Chinese government, are accused of conducting cyberespionage operations under the name "Silk Typhoon". The targets include technology companies, video game companies, and pro-democracy organizations in Hong Kong.

This report uncovers a set of related threat clusters linked to PurpleHaze and ShadowPad operators targeting organizations, including cybersecurity vendors.

A Chinese national was arrested in Milan, Italy, last week for allegedly being linked to the state-sponsored Silk Typhoon hacking group, which responsible for cyberattacks against American organizations and government agencies. According to Italian media ANSA, the 33-year-old man, Xu Zewei, was arrested at Milan's Malpensa Airport on July 3rd after arriving on a flight from China. Italian police arrested the suspect on an international warrant from the U.S.

The Chinese cyberespionnage group Lotus Panda conducted a campaign to compromise several organizations in an unnamed Southeast Asian country between August 2024 and February 2025. Targets included a government ministry, an air traffic control organization, a telecommunications operator, and a construction company, according to a report by the Symantec Threat Hunter team. The campaign utilized browser hijacking and side-loading malware techniques to infiltrate the victims' systems.

Ten Chinese hackers have been charged alongside two Chinese law enforcement officers in a global hacking campaign that targeted dissidents, news organizations and U.S. agencies.

Gen. Timothy Haugh was fired Thursday as director of the powerful wiretapping and cyberespionage service, according to U.S. officials.

Explore the evolving techniques of the ToddyCat group. Discover how they hide malicious activity in legitimate software.