Two Chinese APT Groups Ramp Up Cyber Espionage Against ASEAN Countries
Latest Cybersecurity reports unveil two China-linked APT groups targeting ASEAN nations in cyberespionage campaign over the past 3 months.
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Latest Cybersecurity reports unveil two China-linked APT groups targeting ASEAN nations in cyberespionage campaign over the past 3 months.
Cyberespionage operations have been conducted by a pair of Chinese advanced persistent threat groups against organizations in countries part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations since January, The Hacker News reports.
Numerous countries across Asia, including Taiwan, Vietnam, India, Japan, and China, have been targeted by Chinese state-backed advanced persistent threat operation Mustang Panda.
Mustang Panda escalates cyber espionage in Asia with advanced DOPLUGS malware. Discover how this China-linked group targets nations with sophisticated
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