China-Linked Hackers Target 75 Global Organizations

More than 75 organizations worldwide have been targeted in a cyber-espionage campaign attributed to a suspected Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, according to cybersecurity firm SentinelOne. The campaign was uncovered when the attackers attempted to breach the company’s own servers, prompting further investigation.

SentinelOne identified a sophisticated operation aimed at compromising global entities across multiple sectors. The attackers used advanced tactics to avoid detection, suggesting a high level of coordination and intent. While the full scope of the affected industries remains undisclosed, the widespread nature of the campaign points to a broad intelligence-gathering effort.

No specific victims or regions were named, but the scale of the operation indicates a strategic focus on harvesting sensitive information. The discovery underscores ongoing tensions in cyberspace, where nation-state actors continue to pose significant risks to international cybersecurity.

SentinelOne has not disclosed the timeline of the attacks but emphasized continued monitoring and mitigation efforts across its networks.