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Report claims China hacked British defense ministry

Report claims China hacked British defense ministry

China reportedly hacked Britain’s Defense Ministry in a cyberattack towards service employees on Monday.

Sky News reported that the Chinese state is behind the cyberattack, though the U.Okay. authorities is not going to identify the nation concerned.

But the report stated it understands this to be China.

Lawmakers can be informed on Tuesday of a large information breach involving the ministry and two or three makes an attempt at hacking its staff together with personnel.

According to Sky News, the cyberattack was on a payroll system with present service personnel, some officers and a few veterans and it’s largely names and financial institution particulars which were uncovered.

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