A joint takedown operation last year sought to disrupt Flax Typhoon’s compromise of hundreds of thousands of devices.

According to a letter sent to Senate leaders and obtained by CyberScoop, the compromises occurred through third-party software provider BeyondTrust, which provides identity and access management security…

In an update Friday, the White House says nine telecom companies were impacted by the Chinese espionage effort.

The Global Engagement Center, which tracks and exposes foreign disinformation narratives in foreign countries, will see its authority to operate expire Dec. 24.

Opinion: Implementing new regulations amid the ongoing attack would be a massive misstep, cyber experts argue.

The CNCERT said it had “handled’ two attacks on Chinese tech companies, which it attributed to an unnamed suspected U.S. intelligence agency.

Known as Glutton, researchers at QiAnXin’s XLab believe Winnti is responsible for the malware.

It’s part of a broader effort to counter Pyongyang’s use of tech professionals to fool U.S. companies and nonprofits.

The annual defense spending bill contains money the FCC has sought to use to reimburse telecommunications carriers for removing Chinese equipment.

It would go beyond the FCC’s own proposal to regulate telecommunications carriers under federal wiretapping law.