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China’s Salt Typhoon Hacked US National Guard

Posted on July 16, 2025July 16, 2025 By CWS

Chinese language state-sponsored hackers compromised the community of a state’s Military Nationwide Guard unit, collected configuration info, and tapped into its communication with different items, a Division of Protection report exhibits.

The nation-state risk actor, tracked as Salt Hurricane, was beforehand accused of hacking US telecommunications giants AT&T and Verizon, together with Lumen Applied sciences and different service suppliers within the US and overseas, to compromise wiretap techniques.

Final month, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Safety and the FBI warned that the APT had additionally focused telecom suppliers in Canada, stealing name information and personal communications.

In a June report obtained by NBC Information, the DoD warned that Salt Hurricane compromised a US state’s Military Nationwide Guard community, acquiring beneficial info that might facilitate its hacking into different items’ networks and their state-level cybersecurity companions.

“If the PRC-associated cyber actors that performed the hack succeeded within the latter, it may hamstring state-level cybersecurity companions’ capacity to defend US crucial infrastructure towards PRC cyber campaigns within the occasion of a disaster or battle,” the report reads.

In accordance with the DoD, Salt Hurricane accessed the compromised community between March and December 2024, exfiltrating configuration info and gathering knowledge despatched to and obtained from “counterparts’ networks in each different US state and at the very least 4 US territories”.

“This knowledge additionally included these networks’ administrator credentials and community diagrams—which may very well be used to facilitate follow-on Salt Hurricane hacks of those items,” the DoD says.

In accordance with the report, between January and March 2024, the Chinese language hackers stole configuration information for different US authorities and important infrastructure organizations, together with at the very least two state authorities companies.Commercial. Scroll to proceed studying.

In 2023 and 2024, the DoD says, Salt Hurricane stole 1,462 community configuration information for roughly 70 US authorities and important infrastructure entities from 12 sectors, together with vitality, communication, transportation, and water and waste water.

For preliminary entry, the hackers exploited identified vulnerabilities in Cisco and Palo Alto Networks edge units, together with CVE-2018-0171, CVE-2023-20198, CVE-2023-20273, and CVE-2024-3400, the report exhibits.

The compromise of Nationwide Guard networks, the DoD says, may undermine native efforts to guard crucial infrastructure towards cyberattacks, because the Nationwide Guard items in 14 states are built-in with facilities chargeable for risk intelligence and the unit in a single state supplies cyber protection companies.

“Salt Hurricane entry to Military Nationwide Guard networks in these states may embody info on state cyber protection posture in addition to the personally identifiable info (PII) and work areas of state cybersecurity personnel—knowledge that may very well be used to tell future cyber-targeting efforts,” the report reads.

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Security Week News Tags:Chinas, Guard, Hacked, National, Salt, Typhoon

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