Unpack all the details about China state-sponsored cyber operations, including the most active threat groups, their TTPs, and what steps organizations can take to defend themselves in this multi-part podcast series by hosts Tova Dvorin and Adrian Culley.
Meet APT 41 — also known as Double Dragon — the world’s only state-sponsored hacking group that moonlights as an organized crime ring that steals millions from online gaming companies.
Volt Typhoon, Salt Typhoon, and Flax Typhoon unpacked. How Chinese operators are quietly reshaping modern cyber warfare through edge devices and telecom backbones.
How China evolved from noisy, smash-and-grab attacks to stealthy, long-term pre-positioning inside critical infrastructure — the “digital landmines” hidden in plain sight.
The follow-up: expanded targeting across government and IT sectors, more advanced persistence, and why BRICKSTORM remains a critical priority heading into 2026.
Dive into the BrickStorm espionage campaign linked to a Chinese threat group, including custom Go-based backdoors, zero-day exploits, and the targeting of legal firms, SaaS providers, and tech companies.
How Salt Typhoon has been quietly infiltrating critical infrastructure worldwide by exploiting outdated routers, weak credentials, and LOTL techniques.
A close look at Volt Typhoon’s TTPs and how this group is moving from espionage to disruption using living-off-the-land techniques against critical national infrastructure.
How Chinese threat actor Storm-2603 is combining nation-state tactics with ransomware-as-a-service operations, blurring the line between espionage and profit.
