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Taiwan critical infrastructure targeted by hackers with possible ties to Volt Typhoon (therecord.media)
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China-linked groups (Volt & Flax Typhoon) are attacking Taiwan's critical infrastructure (telecom, healthcare, IT). Data theft and persistent access via web server vulnerabilities are the goals. US sanctions have been imposed.

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