Computing China's Expedition Cloud Used for Cyberattack Drills on Neighbors
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China is reportedly using a secret cyberattack training platform called 'Expedition Cloud' to rehearse attacks on the critical infrastructure of neighboring countries. The platform, developed by CyberPeace, allows operatives to simulate intrusions on power, energy transmission, and transportation systems. This training includes reconnaissance and intelligence gathering for potential cyber operations.
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2026-02-10
Scworld reports on China's use of Expedition Cloud for attack drills
2026-02-13
Computing publishes details on Expedition Cloud's capabilities
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