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Cyber Siege: Chinese Hackers Infiltrate US Critical Infrastructure for Half a Decade
Volt Typhoon’s stealthy escapade: for five years, they were the uninvited guests at America’s infrastructure party, silently plotting the electric boogaloo of disruption.
Hot Take:
Oh, Volt Typhoon, you sneaky cyber ninja, lurking in the digital shadows of America’s infrastructure like a teenager hiding their report card from their parents. Five years of espionage is not just a commitment; it’s a full-blown relationship. Where were you guys during prom? Ah, probably too busy playing hide and seek with the NSA. It’s like a twisted love story: China and the U.S. dancing around each other in cyberspace, but instead of roses, it’s all about stolen passwords and reconnaissance. Who needs dating apps when you have international cyber intrigue?