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osintelligence · 3 months
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https://reut.rs/3OmZGKL - 🌐 The U.S. government has recently taken action against a significant Chinese hacking operation named 'Volt Typhoon,' which compromised thousands of internet-connected devices. This operation, part of a larger campaign targeting critical Western infrastructure, was met with legal countermeasures from the Justice Department and FBI. #CyberSecurity #USChinaRelations 🔒 'Volt Typhoon' has raised alarms among intelligence officials for its potential to disrupt key sectors, including naval ports, ISPs, and utilities. The scope of the hacking campaign expanded in late 2023, leading to U.S. government collaborations with the private technology sector to track and counteract the activities. #DigitalThreat #InfrastructureSecurity 🌎 The broader implications of these breaches could enable China to disrupt facilities in the Indo-Pacific region, impacting U.S. military operations. This comes amidst heightened tensions over Taiwan, with China increasing its military presence in response to perceived U.S.-Taiwan collusion. #GeoPolitics #TaiwanUSRelations 🚫 When Western nations flagged 'Volt Typhoon' in May 2023, China dismissed the allegations as disinformation. The Chinese embassy in Washington has yet to respond to the latest developments. #InternationalRelations #CyberEspionage 📡 The 'Volt Typhoon' hackers leveraged a botnet—a network of compromised devices like routers and security cameras—to mask further attacks. This technique obscures the attackers' footprint, making it challenging for cyber defenders to trace the origin of these intrusions.
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wnewsguru · 8 months
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