China urges vigilance against Taiwanese cyberattacks
BEIJING: China's national security ministry said on Monday (Sep 23) a Taiwan military-backed hacking group called Anonymous 64 has been carrying out cyberattacks against targets in China, urging people to report "anti-propaganda sabotage".
Cyber Tensions Escalate: China's National Security vs. Taiwan's Anonymous 64
China's national security ministry has accused Taiwan's military-backed hacking group, Anonymous 64, of cyberattacks against Chinese targets. Taiwan has denied these allegations, retaliating that China is the true aggressor.
China urges vigilance over alleged Taiwanese cyberattacks
China’s national security ministry has accused a Taiwanese hacking group, Anonymous 64, of conducting cyberattacks against targets in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau. In a blog post on Monday, the ministry urged citizens to remain vigilant and report incidents of “anti-propaganda sabotage.
China urges netizens to be vigilant against Taiwanese cyberattacks
A Taiwanese hacking group called Anonymous 64 has been carrying out cyberattacks against targets in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau, China's national security ministry said on Monday, urging netizens to report
Cyber Warfare Escalates: Taiwanese Group Targets Mainland China
Anonymous 64, a Taiwanese hacking group, has been targeting mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau through cyberattacks, according to China's national security ministry. The group seeks to broadcast content against China's political system.
Beijing says Anonymous64 ‘cyber army’ targeting mainland China is backed by Taiwan
Taipei information command denies claims as Beijing’s Ministry of State Security vows to ‘resolutely crush all separatist attempts’.
Taiwan Denies China's Allegations Over Hacker Group - TaiwanPlus News
China says it's investigating these two men and one woman who work for Taiwan's cyber warfare unit over their alleged involvement in a hacking group targeting China. The country's National Security ministry says the group,
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China is accusing Taiwan's cyber warfare unit of being behind a hacker group that carried out cyberattacks against China. Taiwan says that's untrue, and accused China of cognitive warfare.
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