Technadu Chinese Ink Dragon Group Expands Cyber Espionage in Europe
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The Ink Dragon Group, linked to China, has infiltrated European government networks by exploiting misconfigured servers to establish relay nodes for cyber-espionage. Check Point reports that this campaign has affected several dozen victims, including government and telecommunications entities across Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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