Norway Says Salt Typhoon Hackers Hit Vulnerable Systems
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• Norway's security service confirmed a cyberespionage campaign by China-linked actors compromised network devices.
• This marks one of Europe’s clearest public acknowledgements that the Salt Typhoon operation targeted infrastructure beyond U.S. networks.
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Security Service Says China-Linked Actor Compromised Vulnerable Network Devices Norway's security service confirmed it was targeted by the China-linked Salt Typhoon campaign, marking one of Europe’s clearest public acknowledgements that the cyberespionage operation extended beyond U.S. telecom and federal networks into allied infrastructure.