Microsoft report highlights Chinese social media campaign against U.S.
Microsoft accused China on Thursday of operating a disinformation campaign targeting political candidates by impersonating U.S. voters on numerous social media platforms.
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Microsoft accused China on Thursday of operating a disinformation campaign targeting political candidates by impersonating U.S. voters on numerous social media platforms.
A new study from Abnormal found that 4.31% of phishing attacks mimicked Microsoft, far ahead of second most-spoofed brand PayPal.
A group of state-sponsored Chinese hackers carried out attacks against dozens of organizations in Taiwan as part of a sophisticated cyber-espionage operation, according to a report by computer software giant Microsoft.
The disclosure of the China-based hacking group Flax Typhoon's sustained cyber espionage campaign against Taiwan amidst escalating geopolitical tensions underscores the evolving nature of warfare in the digital age, highlighting the urgent need for robust cybersecurity measures, international cooperation, and collective action to safeguard nations' sovereignty, sensitive information, and critical infrastructure against the growing threat of state-sponsored hacking groups.
Some call it BlackCat 2.0, some BlackCat 3.0, and some call it Sphynx.