Despite all the attention on ransomware gangs based in Russia, Chinese state-backed hacking remains a formidable threat to U.S. interests.

The U.S. government has also been affected.

After a period of inactivity and then a Twitter restriction, the doxxing site is back.

The hackers, like the alleged Russians, tailored the code to the SolarWinds platform.

A former employee at the rival company had leaked logins to Ticketmaster, according to the Department of Justice.

The advisory is an acknowledgement that China’s alleged theft of intellectual property is still a rampant problem for U.S. officials.

The discovery adds to a growing body of public reporting on corporate hacking that has often focused on Chinese-speaking hackers

The data from Talos shows how digital espionage often coincides with bursts of violence in modern war.

Hackers-for-hire appear to be making a buck in real estate sector cyber-espionage via Autodesk.

It's a cautionary tale in the use of social engineering for espionage.