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North Dakota suspects Chinese hackers had control of public email servers during cyberattack
A group of Chinese threat actors known as Hafnium had access to data in email servers belonging to cities, counties and school districts, but the department is still investigating whether the hackers took the data or caused any harm, according to a state official.
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A map of China is seen through a magnifying glass on a computer screen showing binary digits in Singapore, in this January 2, 2014 file illustration photo. REUTERS/Edgar Su/Files
BISMARCK The North Dakota Department of Information Technology believes Chinese hackers had access to data in public email servers belonging to cities, counties and school districts in the state. ....

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