Google researchers told The Wall Street Journal that Chinese hackers are reportedly becoming more sophisticated with their attacks on government and business networks.
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Chinese hackers are reportedly getting more sophisticated with their attacks on government and business networks. have uncovered hacks of systems that are not typically the targets of cyber espionage, according to The Wall Street Journal, with hackers using techniques that evade common cybersecurity tools and detection. – are compromising devices on the edge of the network and targeting software on computers that don’t typically include antivirus or endpoint detection software.
While China has previously and repeatedly denied hacking into businesses or governments in other countries, Charles Carmakal, Mandiant’s chief technology officer, told the paper that the attacks were linked to the group because of the profile of the victims, the level of resources and sophistication and the identification of obscure malware code only known to have been used by China-based threat actors in the past.
Google headquarters in Mountain View, California, US, on Monday, Jan. 30, 2023. Alphabet Inc. is expected to release earnings figures on February 2.
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