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Hacking Havoc: FBI Charges Chinese Nationals in Decades-Long Cyber Spree
In a digital game of cat and mouse, the FBI zeroes in on seven accused of a 14-year Chinese cyber campaign. Sayonara, cybersecurity! These hackers had a field day with “malicious emails” disguised as news, targeting Uncle Sam’s backyard. Get the scoop before your inbox…
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Well, well, well, if it isn't our old friend 'State-Sponsored Espionage' back with a vengeance, like a bad soap opera villain we thought was long gone. The FBI just rolled up its sleeves and pointed an accusatory finger at seven Chinese nationals, claiming they've been playing hide and seek in the cyber bushes for the past 14 years. Seems like catching digital ninjas is harder than nailing Jell-O to a wall, but hey, they've got charges now, so it's starting to look like a sticky situation for our alleged cyber culprits.
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