Guangzhou police revealed Tuesday that a recent cyberattack on a tech company in the Chinese mainland was orchestrated by hackers linked to Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authorities. The investigation, which analyzed attack programs and system logs, pointed to "clear technical evidence" of foreign-backed interference 🌐.
Authorities emphasized the attack aimed to disrupt business operations and steal sensitive data, raising alarms about cybersecurity risks amid rising cross-strait tensions. "This isn't just hacking—it's a deliberate attempt to undermine stability," a police spokesperson stated.
While the DPP has yet to respond, the incident highlights growing concerns over digital security in Asia's tech hubs. Cybersecurity experts urge businesses to boost defenses as geopolitical rivalries spill into the digital realm 🔒.
