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A Chinese hacking group, known as "Volt Typhoon," is reportedly responsible for a cyber attack on US Navy infrastructure.

A multi-nation alert issued Wednesday revealed the Chinese cyber-espionage campaign had been aimed at military and government targets in the United States

Microsoft's cybersecurity has detected a China-backed attack on U.S. communications infrastructure. The attack was targeted primarily in the U.S territory of Guam, a Pacific ocean island that is central to a potential U.S. response to Chinese aggression against Taiwan.

China’s latest cyberattack is a threat to critical U.S. infrastructure and signals it intends to disrupt civil society.

The United States and its allies said the activities involved "living off the land" tactics, which take advantage of built-in network tools to blend in with normal Windows systems.

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U.S. military leaders are starting to unveil the updated Defense Department cyber strategy, calling for troops to "campaign in and through cyberspace" in order to defend the country. The Pentagon on Friday announced it shared a classified version of its 2023 Cyber Strategy with Congress earlier this week and promised to produce an unclassified summary…

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The U.S. Navy was impacted by the Chinese state-sponsored hacking campaign detected by Microsoft on Wednesday, Navy Secretary Del Toro revealed on CNBC.