Byron Tau, Journalist and Author of "Means of Control: How the Hidden Alliance of Tech and Government Is Creating a New American Surveillance State"

Six hacking groups have focused on the telecommunications sector in the first half of this year, according to new CrowdStrike research.

The release is the first time the government has called out malware thought to be Chinese in origin.

Chinese hackers with suspected linked to China's government have been targeting the Vatican, according to Recorded Future.

The charges from the Department of Justice come amid mounting pressure for governments around the world to mitigate COVID-19.

A Chinese bank required a company to use a specific kind of tax software for local tax purposes, but the software deployed a backdoor, Trustwave researchers say.

ESET researchers found a hacking tool that combines a leaked NSA exploit and a Chinese-linked tool, raising questions about its origins.

Sinkholes don't leak. So why does a small DOD agency say a Chinese hacking group is using one to steal data?

Chinese cyber-espionage campaigns frequently coincide with territorial disputes.

APT 41 is known for its gaming, telecommunications, healthcare, and education targets — but this blows its past campaigns out of the water.