New Zealand accuses China-backed hackers of cyberattacks on parliament
New Zealand has accused China of "malicious cyber activity" linked to Chinese state actors, who targeted its parliament in 2021.
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New Zealand has accused China of "malicious cyber activity" linked to Chinese state actors, who targeted its parliament in 2021.
“Foreign interference of this nature is unacceptable, and we have urged China to refrain from such activity in future,” New Zealand’s Foreign Minister Winston Peters said in a statement. “New Zealand will continue to speak out – consistently and predictably – where we see concerning behaviours like this.”
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