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MI5 Warns UK Academics of Unwitting Aid to Chinese Espionage Efforts

MI5 warns UK academics to be vigilant, as their research may be inadvertently aiding Chinese espionage efforts that threaten national security. The China General Technology Research Institute has been identified as a key player, using academic funding to boost China's Ministry of State Security's technical espionage capabilities.

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Chinese Espionage Groups Exploit Zero-Day Chain in Browser, Windows Attacks

Meet the BlueMoon exploit chain, a powerful attack tool that links three zero-day vulnerabilities to give hackers full access to your computer - and it happened before patches were even available to the public. This sneaky chain targets popular browsers like Chrome and Windows, allowing attackers to run code, escape browser safeguards, and take control.

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US Officials Disrupt Chinese Espionage Operation Targeting Federal Agencies

US officials have successfully disrupted a sophisticated Chinese espionage operation targeting federal agencies, seizing tools used by hackers to launch online attacks on our nation's critical infrastructure. This significant crackdown, made possible through court-authorized seizures, has denied People's Republic of China-linked hackers access to their arsenal.

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FBI Disrupts Chinese Espionage Proxy Network

Kudos to the FBI and DOJ for taking down a Chinese cyber espionage proxy network that's been targeting US critical infrastructure - a huge win for national security. This disruption, made possible by Lumen Technologies' Black Lotus Labs' year-long tracking, has crippled the infrastructure used by Chinese hackers to spy on and gather intel from American targets.

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