A newly discovered piece of malware has been used by a China-linked threat group to spy on SMS traffic as it passes through the servers of telecommunications companies, FireEye reported on Thursday.
Cyberwarfare·Malware & Threats
Chinese Cyberspies Use New Malware to Intercept SMS Traffic at Mobile Operators
A newly discovered piece of malware has been used by a China-linked threat group to spy on SMS traffic as it passes through the servers of telecommunications companies, FireEye reported on Thursday. The post Chinese Cyberspies Use New Malware to Intercept SMS Traffic at Mobile Operators appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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