Insurancejournal Asian Cyber-Espionage Group Compromises 37 Countries' Critical Infrastructure
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A state-aligned cyber-espionage group from Asia has compromised the critical infrastructure of 37 countries, targeting government organizations and ministries related to trade, natural resources, border control, and diplomacy. The group has maintained access to at least 70 organizations for several months, raising concerns about national security and essential services.
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