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Chinese government hackers targeted U.S. internet providers with zero-day exploit, researchers say
- Chinese government hackers have exploited a zero-day vulnerability to infect at least four U.S.-based Internet Service Providers with malware aimed at stealing customer credentials, researchers reported.
- Lumen shared findings with Versa in June, which issued an emergency patch for the vulnerability and notified customers about the issue in July.
- Lumen identified three U.S. ISPs and another company that were hacked this summer amid growing concerns about foreign cyber threats.
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Chinese hackers breach US internet firms via Silicon Valley startup, Lumen says
By Katrina Manson | Bloomberg The state-sponsored Chinese hacking campaign known as Volt Typhoon is exploiting a bug in a California-based startup to hack American and Indian internet companies, according to security researchers. Volt Typhoon has breached four US firms, including internet service providers, and another in India through a vulnerability in a Versa Networks server product, according to Lumen Technologies Inc.’s unit Black Lotus Lab…
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