China’s Salt Typhoon hackers still inside global networks
China’s Salt Typhoon hackers are still breaching critical infrastructure worldwide, hijacking routers and exploiting flaws to spy on governments and industries across 80 countries.
Lumen Declares Network Secure After Salt Typhoon Hackers Removed
Following a period of heightened security measures, Lumen has announced that it has successfully removed the Salt Typhoon hacking group from its network, restoring full security.
"Investigators are still probing the origins of the Salt Typhoon attack and are exploring whether the intruders gained access to Cisco Systems routers."
"Hackers apparently exfiltrated some data from Verizon networks by reconfiguring Cisco routers, said one current and one former U.S. official familiar with the matter."
"According to WSJ, China’s State-Sponsored Salt Typhoon APT group hacked AT&T, Verizon, and Lumen, accessing wiretap systems used in criminal investigations."
"Chinese hack of telecommunications companies under investigation," NSA chief Gen. Timothy Haugh says.