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Tianfu Cup, the Chinese Hacking Race that Turns Zero-Days Into a Strategic Resource

The Tianfu Cup returns in 2026 under greater influence from the Chinese authorities and with less transparency on the vulnerabilities discovered.A hacking competition that reopens the debate on the state control of zero-days, between security research, intelligence and national strategic interests The article Tianfu Cup, the Chinese hacking race that transforms zero-days into strategic resource comes from Cyber Security 360.
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The Tianfu Cup returns in 2026 under greater influence from the Chinese authorities and with less transparency on the vulnerabilities discovered.A hacking competition that reopens the debate on the state control of zero-days, between security research, intelligence and national strategic interests The article Tianfu Cup, the Chinese hacking race that transforms zero-days into strategic resource comes from Cyber Security 360.

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Cyber Security 360 broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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