News Snapshot:
Bangkok – U.S.-based private cybersecurity company reveals evidence on Wednesday that India’s media conglomerate, police station, and agency responsible for the country’s national identification database were hacked, perhaps by a state-sponsored Chinese group. He said he did. The Massachusetts-based Recorded Future Threat Research Division, Insikt Group, said the hacking group was given the temporary name TAG-28 and used Winnti malware. Chinese officials have consistently denied any form of state-sponsored hacking, stating that China itself is a major target for cyberattacks. This claim could increase friction between giants in two regions where relations are already severely strained by the border conflicts...
