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Cyber & Technology April 30, 2026 549 stories in this edition

Chinese hackers vulnerable to U.S. arrest if they travel, FBI official says

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Chinese hackers vulnerable to U.S. arrest if they travel, FBI official says

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April 30 - The Chinese government’s hack-for-hire ecosystem has “gotten out of control” and provides cyber criminals with “a form of plausible deniability,” a senior FBI official said on Thursday, warning that Chinese hackers can be arrested when they travel outside their home country. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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April 30 - The Chinese government’s hack-for-hire ecosystem has “gotten out of control” and provides cyber criminals with “a form of plausible deniability,” a senior FBI official said on Thursday, warning that Chinese ha...

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