Cyberattacks by the Chinese state-sponsored Salt Typhoon hacking group on network operators and ISPs have raised questions about whether South African telcos may also have been targeted.

Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Chinese cyberattacks in Canada, T-Mobile Poland, Rogers network outage, MTS in ...

The Canadian IT security authority has attributed attacks on telco providers to Chinese actors. They broke in through an ...

California-based Viasat, which also owns London-based Inmarsat, says it was one of the victims in the “Salt Typhoon” hack ...

TP-Link, which might be banned due to alleged links to the Chinese government and its hackers, builds its routers in China, ...

Viasat isn't divulging details about the hack. But Bloomberg reports the intrusion has been linked to the notorious Chinese ...

Satellite communications company Viasat (NASDAQ:VSAT) was found to be breached by Chinese government-linked hackers Salt Typhoon last year during the U.S. presidential elections, according to a late ...

T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, and Lumen Technologies were all reportedly attacked by Salt Typhoon during the campaign. DCD has contacted Digital Realty for comment on the report. Subscribe to The ...

What Happens Next Wyden's staff investigation has led to AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile indicating that they will provide notice if senators' data will be shared with law enforcement officials.

Milind Gunjan, a 5G security expert, specializes in telecom cybersecurity, zero trust, IoT security, private 5G and cloud-native solutions. The Salt Typhoon cyberattacks have exposed critical ...

Salt Typhoon refers to an advanced persistent threat (APT) group with strong ties to China's Ministry of State Security. Known for their strategic finesse, this group has exploited various ...