China-linked Hackers Target U.S. Non-Profit in Espionage Campaign
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China-linked hackers have targeted a U.S. non-profit organization as part of a long-term espionage campaign. The attack is attributed to a group known as UNC6384, which has also exploited a Windows zero-day vulnerability. The ongoing threat emphasizes the need for heightened cybersecurity measures among affected organizations.
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