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China may have engaged in digital espionage against US Pacific interests. Microsoft and the National Security Agency (NSA) clearly A state-sponsored Chinese hacking group, Bolt Typhoon, has allegedly installed surveillance malware on “critical” systems on the island of Guam and across the United States. The group has been active since mid-2021 and has reportedly infiltrated not only government agencies but also sectors such as telecommunications, manufacturing and education.
Investigators say the Bolt Typhoon prioritizes stealth. It uses a “live off the land” technique that relies on resources already present in the operating system and direct “keyboarding” actions.
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