Chinese Hackers Exploit Windows Zero-Day to Target European Diplomats
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Chinese state-affiliated hackers, identified as UNC6384, have exploited a Windows zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-9491) to conduct cyber espionage against European diplomats in countries such as Belgium and Hungary. The attacks, which began in September and October 2025, involved spearphishing emails that delivered malicious LNK files, enabling the installation of PlugX malware for remote access.
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