According to authorities, Xu is a major player in Silk Typhoon, a state-sponsored cyber organization that is suspected of ...

Suspected Chinese hackers have broken into the email accounts of attorneys and advisers at a powerful Washington, DC, law ...

An arrest in Italy marks the first time the FBI has laid hands on a person they believe is a Chinese government-backed hacker ...

America says that Mr Xu worked for Shanghai Powerock Network Co. Ltd, a mysterious company whose anodyne name concealed its ...

Italian authorities have arrested a Chinese man accused by US prosecutors of being part of a hacking team that stole coveted ...

A 33-year-old man from China was arrested in Italy at the request of United States officials, who charged him with allegedly hacking U.S. COVID-19 research on behalf of the Chinese government, the ...

A Chinese national, Xu Zewei, was arrested in Milan at the request of the U.S. Justice Department for allegedly hacking COVID ...

Cybersecurity experts say Chinese government-linked hacking group Volt Typhoon hasn’t stopped — or even slowed — its hacks of U.S. critical infrastructure. U.S. federal agencies and critical ...

Participants in a hacking competition with ties to China’s military were, unusually, required to keep their activities secret, but security researchers say the mystery only gets stranger from there.

For years, China seemed to operate at the quieter end of the state-sponsored-hacking spectrum. While Russia and North Korea carried out hack-and-leak operations, launched massively disruptive ...

U.S. officials said China had quickly built up that numerical advantage through contracts with firms like I-Soon, whose documents and hacking tools were stolen and placed online in the last week.

SAN FRANCISCO — China’s state-sponsored hackers have drastically changed how they operate over the last three years, substituting selectivity for what had been a scattershot approach to their ...