Cyberattacks by the Chinese state-sponsored Salt Typhoon hacking group on network operators and ISPs have raised questions about whether South African telcos may also have been targeted.

SecurityScorecard uncovers ‘LapDogs’ – a covert ORB network compromising Soho routers, with Ruckus and Buffalo devices among ...

This week, ransomware kills, Salt Typhoon hit Canada, Russian backdoors, SAP and Citrix patches, China hackers in the oil and ...

The Canadian release says the ongoing cyber attacks are most likely from a hacking group sponsored by the People’s Republic of China called Salt Typhoon. These attacks are on Cisco networking ...

Salt Typhoon previously hacked phone and telco giants across the United States. The feds say that separate investigations ...

NATO leaders worked for months to diffuse any potential vectors of conflict between allies ahead of this week’s summit in the ...

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security and the FBI confirm that the Chinese state-sponsored 'Salt Typhoon' hacking group is ...

Hackers suspected of working on behalf of the Chinese government exploited a maximum-severity vulnerability, which had ...

Canada’s cybersecurity agency said Chinese-backed hackers were likely behind recent malicious activity targeting domestic ...

Canada’s Centre for Cyber Security and the FBI warn of Chinese hackers targeting telecommunications and other companies in ...

California-based Viasat, which also owns London-based Inmarsat, says it was one of the victims in the “Salt Typhoon” hack ...

TP-Link, which might be banned due to alleged links to the Chinese government and its hackers, builds its routers in China, ...