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Hackers linked to the Chinese government launched a sweeping, state-backed operation that targeted U.S. officials, journalists, corporations, pro-democracy activists and the U.K.’s election watchdog ...

The Justice Department charged seven Chinese nationals with sending over 10,000 malicious mails in a massive cyber hacking campaign targeting senior level U.S. officials and others.

The Biden administration sanctioned two Chinese nationals and a Wuhan-based company Monday that allegedly targeted critical infrastructure sectors in the U.S. as part of an expansive hacking ...

Chinese students tell the Guardian they are scared to return home and worry for their families after being followed and harassed
The first time Liying* realised she was being watched, she was on her way home from an anti-Beijing protest outside the Chinese embassy in London in 2022. The sky was dark, and Liying – a student in her 20s from China – was walking with a fellow protester, megaphone in hand, when she noticed a stranger lurking behind them.
The pair quickened their pace but the man, who looked Chinese, kept following. Ten minutes passed; then 20. Eventually, they ran into a nearby hospital and hid for more than half an hour. When they came out, he was gone.

There is no indication of wrongdoing by a senior Chinese diplomat, but photos of him with known criminals in Oklahoma convey connection.

The U.S. Department of Justice charged seven hackers Monday who are believed to have worked on behalf of the Chinese government's intelligence services. Why it matters: Law enforcement officials claim ...

The U.S. Department of Justice charged seven hackers Monday who are believed to have worked on behalf of the Chinese government's intelligence services. Why it matters: Law enforcement officials claim ...

By turning off critical services to military bases, and to civilian populations, China would attempt, according to a series of intelligence findings, to turn Americans inward — worrying about their ...

As deputy PM expected to impose sanctions, head of international alliance says ministers have taken years to respond
The UK government has been too slow to respond to cyber-attacks by China, the head of an international group of parliamentarians focusing on the issue has said, ahead of expected new British sanctions against Beijing.
Oliver Dowden, the deputy prime minister, is expected to announce the sanctions in the Commons on Monday, after what the UK says have been , as well as one targeting the Electoral Commission in which Beijing allegedly accessed the personal details of about 40 million voters.

Britain is the latest Western government to warn about China’s increasingly aggressive cyber campaign.

The Biden administration is preparing to publicly accuse several Chinese hackers of conducting sweeping hacks against US companies on behalf of China’s civilian intelligence service, three people ...