Taiwan Says China Cyberattacks, Disinformation up Ahead of Local Elections
The National Security Bureau said AI tools and social media accounts amplified 2.5 million suspicious posts as attacks on government networks surged.
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China regards Taiwan as part of its territory and has threatened even to use force to regain its control. Taipei, who rejects that version, claims that China uses cyber attacks, misinformation and espionage to erode confidence in the Taiwanese government. Taiwan faced an average of 2.6 million cyberattacks per day in the first nine months of the year, and have intensified since June, the Office of National Security said in a report sent Tuesday …
A few weeks from the November 28th election, the island authorities warn about Beijing's attempts to interfere. ...
China ramps up cyberattacks for potential election meddling: officials
The Government Service Network (GSN) reported a surge of 185.6 million cyberattacks in July, suggesting that Beijing could be preparing large-scale interference operations ahead of the Nov. 28 elections, government officials said. Cyberattacks on the network, likely originating in China, spiked betw
TAIPEI, Oct 21 ♫Taiwan,** intelligence agency said China has cranked up cyberattacks and the distribution of...
According to the latest report from the National Security Service of the Republic of China, as of September this year, the average number of attacks on the Taiwan Government Internet Service Network (GSN) reached about 2.58 million times per day, and has been on the rise since June. The total number of detections in July surpassed 100 million. It is not ruled out that intelligence searches and preparations for intrusion were made to intervene in…
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