Hackers linked to China compromised telecoms network to monitor world leaders' messages
Chinese intelligence targeting 'upstream data entities', such as telecoms companies, in order to compromise world leaders' communications
Hackers linked to the Chinese state targeted the communications of world leaders
APT41, a hacking group linked to the Chinese government, cracked a major telecoms network in order to monitor the traffic of world leaders. That's according to security specialists at FireEye Mandiant,...
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