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A massive trove of leaked documents reveals Chinese security firm I-Soon worked as hackers under contract to the Chinese government.

Chinese government agencies are paying an APT, masked as a legitimate company, to spy on foreign and domestic targets of political interest.

A leak of data from a Shanghai-based cybersecurity company has researchers speculating that it has exposed the workings of a Chinese government-sponsored hacking group. The company is called i-Soon -- also known as Anxun -- which, according to researchers at SentinelOne, does contract work for many Chinese government departments, including the Ministry of Public Security,

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A trove of leaked documents from a Chinese state-linked hacking group shows that Beijing’s intelligence and military groups are attempting large-scale, systematic cyber intrusions against foreign gove...

A Chinese cybersecurity company faced the leak of extensive data. Additionally, India is one of its targets. What is the Chinese cybersecurity leak story? Here's the matter explained.

They reveal, in detail, methods Chinese authorities used to surveil dissidents overseas, hack other nations and promote pro-Beijing narratives

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Economic problems in China and rampant corruption there often mean that money intended for the contractors is siphoned off, meaning that contractors have stepped up illegal activity, hacking for hire and ransomware, which has made them targets for retaliation and exposed other issues

Leaked documents show Chinese contractor I-Soon developed hacking tools targeting iPhones, Macs, Android devices and Windows PCs.