Chinese-Linked Recruitment Network Targets Laid-Off US Federal Workers
- A network of companies linked to a Chinese firm is recruiting laid-off U.S. Federal workers, as identified by Max Lesser of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
- These companies had digital connections and used job ads to attract former government employees, as uncovered by Lesser's research.
- An FBI spokesperson warned that Chinese intelligence might use recruitment scams to approach current and former U.S. Government employees without their knowledge.
- A spokesperson for the U.S. White House stated that China attempts to exploit the U.S. Through espionage and coercion, highlighting ongoing risks from foreign intelligence activities.
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