US announces effort to disrupt hacking infrastructure run by China's Integrity Tech Group
Officials said the domains were used to scan and hack critical infrastructure systems in the United States and other countries.
- On Thursday, the Justice Department seized seven internet domains used by hackers linked to Chinese firm Integrity Technology Group to scan and hack critical infrastructure systems in the United States and elsewhere.
- This move marks the department's second public effort to disrupt Integrity Tech's infrastructure, following a September 2024 court-authorized operation that dismantled a botnet comprising more than 250,000 compromised consumer devices worldwide.
- FBI Director Christopher Wray previously identified Integrity Tech as the entity behind "Flax Typhoon," a group carrying out intelligence collection and reconnaissance functions for Beijing's security agencies.
- Requests for comment to the Chinese Embassy in Washington went unanswered after business hours on Thursday, while Beijing routinely denies conducting hacking operations.
- The Justice Department continues to pursue technical disruptions against firms linked to state-sponsored espionage, revealing the significant challenge of dismantling persistent, state-linked cyber threats rather than addressing isolated incidents.
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