US: China's Hackers Hijack Small Routers to Reach Big Targets
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Computer science researchers have introduced a novel method to detect security vulnerabilities, addressing the risk of account takeover attacks.
Taiwan's government and various organizations have reportedly fallen victim to targeted cyberattacks orchestrated by a group of Chinese hackers identified as "Flax Typhoon," as disclosed by Microsoft.
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) has revealed that a China-based hacking group, Storm-0558, breached email accounts linked to government agencies in Western Europe. The group remained undetected for about a month after gaining access to email data from approximately 25 organizations in mid-May, Bloomberg reports. Microsoft discovered the breach in mid-June following an investigation prompted by customer reports of abnormal mail activity. Also Read: Microsoft Cautions Against More Russia Led Ransomw
IronNet has signed an initial federal contract to provide cybersecurity services for the US Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA).