Therecord.Media Norwegian Intelligence Confirms Salt Typhoon Cyber Campaign by China
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Norway's domestic security agency announced on February 9, 2026, that the Salt Typhoon cyber espionage campaign, attributed to Chinese state-sponsored actors, has successfully compromised Norwegian networks. The assessment indicates that Chinese security and intelligence services have enhanced their operational capabilities within Norway, particularly through cyber activities.
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2026-02-06
Norwegian intelligence reports on Salt Typhoon campaign
2026-02-09
Norwegian agency confirms network compromises due to Salt Typhoon
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