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Chinese Hackers Target US Communications Networks: Salt Typhoon Operation
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Chinese hackers, identified as part of the Salt Typhoon operation, have infiltrated at least nine major U.S. communications networks, raising alarms among U.S. policymakers. The operation has been characterized by intelligence officials as traditional geopolitical espionage, with a focus on high-level U.S. politicians and critical infrastructure. The ongoing threat from these sophisticated hacking groups has prompted discussions on improving information sharing between government and industry.
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