A Chinese Spyware Tool Operates in 13 Countries, Cyber Firm Says
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A Chinese-built spyware platform active in 13+ countries is another reminder that commercial and state surveillance tooling are converging. Multinationals should assume some jurisdictions are effectively hostile networks and segment, encrypt, and minimize data accordingly.
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