US Cyber Espionage Strikes Again: China’s Military Data Under Siege!
China has accused US intelligence of exploiting a Microsoft Exchange zero-day to swipe defense data, commandeering over 50 devices at a “major Chinese military enterprise.” Allegedly, these cyber shenanigans have unraveled like a spy thriller, but with more keyboards and fewer martinis.
Hot Take:
Looks like Uncle Sam’s got a bit of a sneak peek at China’s military doodles. Who knew foreign relations would turn into a high-stakes game of “capture the flag”? But seriously, can we all just agree that cyber espionage is the digital version of peeking over someone’s shoulder during a test? Someone needs to call the teacher.
Key Points:
- China accuses the US of exploiting a Microsoft Exchange zero-day to spy on a military enterprise.
- CNCERT/CC claims these cyberattacks pose a risk to China’s national security.
- Allegations follow recent US claims of Chinese cyber-snooping.
- US used multiple international IP addresses to mask attacks.
- Microsoft Exchange zero-day vulnerability was a key entry point.
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