The suspects include two officers of China’s Ministry of Public Security. The State Department is offering a $10 million ...

These pathogens are obviously unauthorised and unwelcome. Staying alert to unauthorised computer network activity similarly requires identification of behaviour that is out of the ordinary.

The malicious cyber actors, acting as freelancers or as employees of i-Soon, are claimed to have conducted computer intrusions at the alleged direction of China’s MPS, Ministry of State Security ...

Furthermore, the US imposed sanctions on the Shanghai-based malicious cyber actor and data broker, Zhou Shuai, and his company, Shanghai Heiying Information Technology Company. The Tribune, now ...

By 2000, however, cybercriminals were starting to see the potential of computer intrusions, and since then have become more organized, technically skilled, inventive, and brazen. Nation states also ...

Beijing was orchestrating a “hacker for hire” ecosystem – involving contract hackers, Chinese tech company employees and government officials – to carry out cyberattacks aimed at stealing ...

To those victims who bravely came forward with evidence of intrusions, we thank you for standing tall and defending our democracy. And to those who choose to aid the CCP in its unlawful cyber ...