Cyber Siege: Chinese Spies Charged in Global Hacking Frenzy Targeting Politicians & Infrastructures

Keyphrase: Chinese cyber-espionage group APT31 Don’t bet on APT31’s lucky 7 hitting Vegas anytime soon; these Chinese cyber-espionage maestros are more into hacking infrastructure than jackpots—allegedly. Uncle Sam’s not amused, dangling a $10 mil carrot for snitches on these digital ninjas. Sorry, no casino comps included.

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Oh, APT31, you've been naughtier than a group of kindergartners with a glitter jar. Hacking into everything from politician's emails to the UK's Electoral Commission? That's some serious cyber shenanigans! And a $10 million snitch bounty? Gosh, it's like a high-stakes game of 'Where in the Digital World is Carmen Sandiego?'—but with real-life implications and less fedoras.

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