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Cloud Hopper

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3 articles rising

Cloud Hopper has appeared in 3 articles since 2019-12. Coverage peaked in 2020Q1 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Chinese.

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3
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Velocity
+100.0%
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Coverage Timeline

2020-01-02
Fox Business 3 related

Report: Cloud Hopper, a hacking campaign by Chinese state-sponsored group APT10, was larger than previously thought and may have been active as late as Nov 2019

both in the total potential access to networks and how much data China ultimately stole—remains unknown to researchers and Western officials.” https://www.wsj.com/... Eric Garland / @ericgarland : WHO...

2020-01-01
Fox Business 4 related

WSJ: Cloud Hopper, a hacking campaign by Chinese state-sponsored group APT10, was larger than formerly known, and may have been active as late as November 2019

The hackers seemed to be everywhere.  —  In one of the largest-ever corporate espionage efforts, cyberattackers alleged … Source: Wall Street Journal .

2019-12-31
Fox Business 2 related

WSJ: Cloud Hopper, a hacking campaign by Chinese state-sponsored group APT10, was far bigger than formerly known, hitting 12+ cloud providers including IBM, HPE

The hackers seemed to be everywhere.  —  In one of the largest-ever corporate espionage efforts, cyberattackers alleged …

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