Businesstimes.Sg Australia's Spy Chief Warns of Chinese Hackers Targeting Critical Infrastructure
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Mike Burgess, head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, reported that Chinese government-backed hacking groups are probing Australia's critical infrastructure and communications networks for potential espionage and sabotage. He indicated that these hackers have gained access to some systems, raising alarms about possible disruptions to essential services such as water, electricity, and banking.
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