Alexander Martin reports:
An elusive and highly covert Chinese hacking group tracked as GhostEmperor — notorious for its sophisticated supply-chain attacks targeting telecommunications and government entities in Southeast Asia — has been spotted for the first time in more than two years. And according to the researchers, the group has gotten even better at evading detection.
Cybersecurity company Sygnia, in a report published Wednesday, said it discovered GhostEmperor was behind an incident it responded to towards the end of last year when an unidentified client’s network was compromised and used as a launchpad to gain access to another victim’s systems.
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