Chinese Cyber Threats Escalate with GHOSTSPIDER Malware Targeting Telecoms

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T-Mobile engineers detected suspicious activity on their network devices, leading to the discovery of a breach linked to the alleged Chinese state-sponsored hacking group Salt Typhoon. The hackers were running commands on routers, probing the network's structure, but were removed before accessing customer data. This breach is part of a larger cyber-espionage campaign affecting multiple telecommunications companies, including AT&T and Verizon. T-Mobile managed to contain the intrusion, which originated from a non-wireless provider's network.
- T-Mobile Engineers Spotted Hackers Running Commands on Routers Yahoo Finance
- Emerging Details of Chinese Hack Leave U.S. Officials Increasingly Concerned The New York Times
- National security officials meet with US telecom execs to share intel on Chinese cyber-espionage campaign, White House says CNN
- Salt Typhoon Builds Out Malware Arsenal With GhostSpider Dark Reading
- Chinese Hackers Use GHOSTSPIDER Malware to Hack Telecoms Across 12+ Countries The Hacker News
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