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QTFY — other — Clarity Today

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State-sponsored group DOJ says used QScan and QTRouter against US critical infrastructure and sensitive networks, described by the FBI as operating within a Chinese hackers-for-hire and government-client network and as having some non-government customers.

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DOJ names China's proxy quartermaster; the seizure took domains, not devices

Prosecutors say a Nanjing contractor rented IoT botnets and commercial proxies to the MSS and PLA from 2018. No individuals were charged, and the conscripted hardware stays conscripted.

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