Chinese government hackers suspected of moonlighting for profit

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Also conducting financially-motivated side operations.

Chinese government hackers suspected of moonlighting for profit
One of the most effective teams of Chinese government-backed hackers is also conducting financially-motivated side operations, cybersecurity researchers said on Wednesday. US firm FireEye said members of the group it called Advanced Persistent Threat 41 (APT41) penetrated and spied on global ...

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