State-linked Chinese hackers were behind a cyberattack against the Czech Foreign Ministry’s unclassified networks, according to the government in Prague.
Czech security authorities are investigating activity that began in 2022 by APT31, a Chinese hacking group that is associated with the Ministry of State Security, the Czech Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.
The central European country’s vocal criticism of human-rights violations in China, as well as active diplomatic and business ties with Taiwan, have repeatedly angered the government in Beijing. Czech counter-intelligence services have identified Chinese spying and intellectual-property theft among the biggest security threats.
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