Officials in Washington and London say hackers backed by the Chinese state sought to silence dissidents and surveil politicians. 

A long-running espionage campaign shows signs of iteration and development amid Gaza fighting, researchers say.

Tehran's latest hacking activity involves easy-to-detect techniques to gain access and then pivoting to stealthier methods.

The work has been carried out by a newly identified group dubbed "MustachedBouncer," according to researchers with ESET.

The unattributed activity employs a sophisticated approach to steal data and monitor targets, researchers say.

The former employee allegedly told an undercover FBI agent he was willing to sell classified documents for a $85,000 due to significant debt.

Active since 2020, the cyberespionage group has targeted a range or mostly Asian public and private entities.