FBI Warns of Significant Chinese Cyberespionage Campaign Targeting U.S. Telecommunications
A federal investigation reveals a major cyberespionage campaign by China aimed at U.S. telecommunications networks and government officials.
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The FBI and CISA have disclosed a significant cyberespionage effort by Chinese hackers, targeting U.S. telecommunications networks. They have compromised multiple companies to obtain call records and private communications of key government figures, suggesting a broader intent to gather sensitive data related to political activities. This follows several other incidents linked to China and highlights ongoing concerns sobre issues of cybersecurity and foreign interference in American infrastructure. Authorities are coordinating with industry players to enhance security measures against these cyber threats.
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