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ALLEGED CHINESE HACKERS STOLE MORE THAN 320 GIGABYTES OF AUSTRALIAN DATA

Published On 23 Jul 2020 08:26 AM

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Australian cybersecurity at threat from Chinese malicious attacks
Australian solar engineering data and companies 320 gigabytes data stolen

Professional hackers of China have stolen 300 gigabytes from Australia defense contractors along with technical information. US justice department has come up with this allegation followed after the series of charges against Chinese....

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ALLEGED CHINESE HACKERS STOLE MORE THAN 320 GIGABYTES OF AUSTRALIAN DATA

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