Chinese Hacker Group Launches Major Cyber Espionage Campaign Against Japanese Government and Industry
A Chinese state-linked hacker group called Mirror Face has conducted over 200 cyberattacks against Japanese government agencies and corporations between 2019-2024. The sophisticated phishing campaign targeted sensitive information related to national security, aerospace, and semiconductor industries.
Chinese Hackers Target Japan in Long-Running Cyber Espionage Campaign
Japanese authorities reveal MirrorFace, a China-linked threat actor, has conducted sophisticated cyberattacks against critical sectors since 2019. The campaign deployed advanced malware and evasion techniques to target government agencies, think tanks, and technology sectors, highlighting persistent threats to national security.
DDoS Attack Disrupts Japan Airlines Operations During Holiday Rush
Japan Airlines faced significant disruptions after a DDoS cyberattack temporarily halted ticket sales and delayed multiple domestic flights during peak holiday travel. The incident, which affected internal systems but did not compromise customer data, highlights growing cybersecurity concerns in Japan's critical infrastructure.
Japan Airlines Hit by Major Cyberattack, Flight Operations at Risk
Japan Airlines faced a significant cyberattack disrupting both internal and external computer systems, potentially impacting domestic and international flights. The incident, which began early Thursday morning, highlights growing cybersecurity concerns in the aviation industry.
North Korean Hackers Orchestrate $308M Bitcoin Heist from Japanese Exchange
A sophisticated social engineering attack by North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor resulted in the theft of $308 million in Bitcoin from DMM Bitcoin exchange. The attack, which began with targeting an employee at crypto wallet company Ginco, marks one of the largest cryptocurrency heists of 2024.
Chinese Hackers Target Japan with Revived ANEL Backdoor in Sophisticated Spear-Phishing Campaign
MirrorFace, a Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, has launched a new cyber espionage campaign against Japanese organizations using the resurrected ANEL backdoor malware. The sophisticated operation leverages spear-phishing emails with OneDrive links to deploy multiple backdoors, targeting individuals connected to Japan's national security.