A hacker group known as Flax Typhoon was able to infect hundreds of thousands of devices around the world, authorities said. China has denied any involvement in the malicious botnet.The FBI said ...

The FBI has disrupted a second Chinese hacking ... Summit in Washington and said the Chinese hacking group, dubbed "Flax Typhoon," was being run by a Chinese company called Integrity Technology ...

FBI Director Chris Wray announced Wednesday. The group, known as Flax Typhoon, installed malware on more than 200,000 consumer devices – ranging from cameras to home and office routers – forming a ...

“Flax Typhoon’s actions caused real harm to its ... and it is part of a broader ecosystem that malicious cyber actors are using.” The FBI and Justice Department, which obtained a warrant ...

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The FBI, with the help of international partners ... This company is suspected of providing the infrastructure necessary for Flax Typhoon, notably through its KRLab software. According to ...

FBI director Christopher Wray and U.S. government agencies revealed Wednesday. The hacking group, dubbed Flax Typhoon, was “targeting critical infrastructure across the U.S. and overseas, everyone ...