Cyber Siege Unraveled: DOJ Indicts 7 Chinese Hackers for 14-Year Global Espionage Campaign

Meet the ‘Ocean’s Seven’ of cyber espionage—the DOJ’s latest catch in their net. These alleged digital ninjas are accused of a 14-year hacking spree, all in the name of China’s state secrets. Now, with a $10 million bounty on their virtual heads, it’s less ‘hack and slash’ and more ‘duck and cover.’

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Looks like the cyber version of Ocean's Eleven just got their sequel, 'Ocean's 404: Error in Espionage'. These seven Chinese nationals allegedly took 'work from home' to a whole new level, hacking away for the motherland. Get your popcorn ready, because this indictment reads like a spy thriller, with all the drama of an international cyber heist, minus the Hollywood budget.

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