Cyber ·
US offers $10 million reward for Chinese suspect linked to the Hafnium campaign
US authorities offer $10 million for information about a suspect described as a prominent figure in the Hafnium campaign, in which hackers broke into thousands of computers and stole large volumes of documents.
According to the news item republished from The Record's feed, in machine translation, US authorities offer a $10 million reward for information leading to a Chinese hacker accused of being part of the group known as Hafnium. Authorities say the suspect was a prominent figure in the campaign, in which hackers broke into thousands of computers and stole large volumes of documents. The suspect's name appears in the original source but is not reproduced here. The available text does not give specific dates for each intrusion, individual victims, or technical methods.
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