January 7th, 2025

from Cyber Mornings Daily · host Alice & Bob

One story reports on Chinese state-sponsored hackers breaching multiple US telecommunication companies, including Charter and Windstream, leading to government action and calls for improved network security. Another describes a data breach targeting the Green Bay Packers' online store, resulting in the theft of customer payment information and prompting credit monitoring services for affected individuals. A final story announces US sanctions against a Chinese service provider, Integrity Technology Group, for allegedly supporting the malicious activities of the Flax Typhoon hacking group.

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