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Experts have traced most of the cyberattacks that have reverberated across the Australian economy in recent months to China-linked hacking groups

Jamie Tarabay / Bloomberg : Tweets: @business , @msnabilaahmed , @rpotter_9 , and @business Tweets: @business : Wave after wave of cyberattacks in Australia show the range of tactics experts say China can deploy against any country that falls foul of Beijing Read The Big Take ➡️ https://www.bloomberg.com/... https://twitter.com/... Nabila Ahmed / @msnabilaahmed : Must-read: Just days after Scott Morrison called for an independent international probe into origins of the coronavirus, Chinese bots swarmed Australian government networks. It was a massive, noisy attack “like someone walking up and ringing your doorbell” https://www.bloomberg.com/... Robert Potter / @rpotter_9 : A deep dive into what happened last year with @jamietarabay. “China's cyber reach is detectable on almost every government server,” Potter said. “It isn't subtle and it increases and decreases in a way that correlates to our overall relationship.” https://www.bloomberg.com/... @business : Calls for a probe of Covid's origins plunged Australia into a hacking nightmare. Experts say any nation could be at risk if they annoy China enough. https://www.bloomberg.com/...

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  • @business @business on x
    Wave after wave of cyberattacks in Australia show the range of tactics experts say China can deploy against any country that falls foul of Beijing Read The Big Take ➡️ https://www.bloomberg.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @msnabilaahmed Nabila Ahmed on x
    Must-read: Just days after Scott Morrison called for an independent international probe into origins of the coronavirus, Chinese bots swarmed Australian government networks. It was a massive, noisy attack “like someone walking up and ringing your doorbell” https://www.bloomberg.c…
  • @rpotter_9 Robert Potter on x
    A deep dive into what happened last year with @jamietarabay. “China's cyber reach is detectable on almost every government server,” Potter said. “It isn't subtle and it increases and decreases in a way that correlates to our overall relationship.” https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @business @business on x
    Calls for a probe of Covid's origins plunged Australia into a hacking nightmare. Experts say any nation could be at risk if they annoy China enough. https://www.bloomberg.com/...