China's APT41: State-sponsored espionage by day, hacking for personal gain by night
Members of China's APT41 threat group traced back to 2012, attacking video games companies out of hours
Members of Chinese cyber threat group APT41 are conducting state-sponsored espionage activities during the day and hacking companies across the world for personal profit by night. That's according...
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