Salt Typhoon Hackers Target Global Telecoms, Expose Sensitive Data
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Salt Typhoon, a Chinese hacking group, has been targeting telecom networks globally, potentially preparing for conflict over Taiwan. Focusing on Cisco routers and surveillance tools, theyve hit at least 200 companies, including major U.S. providers like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. Breaches exposed sensitive data, sparking fears of foreign spying. Impacts extend worldwide, with governments reporting hits on telecoms, universities, and military networks. As investigations continue, the risk of state-sponsored cyber espionage to global infrastructure grows.
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