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#China-APT

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UAT-8302: The China-Nexus Espionage Collective That Borrows From Everyone—and Owns Governments on Two Continents

Salt Typhoon Unmasked: The MSS Ghost That Has Been Inside Global Telecom for Seven Years

Three Faces of the Dragon: SHADOW-EARTH-053, GLITTER CARP, and SEQUIN CARP — China's Parallel Espionage Architecture Exposed

The Long Game: SHADOW-EARTH-053 — China's Quiet Espionage Engine Targeting Eight Nations, NATO, and the Journalists Who Cover Beijing

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CVE-2025-32756: Fortinet FortiVoice Stack Overflow RCE — CVSS 9.6 Zero-Day

CVE-2025-22457: Ivanti Connect Secure Stack Overflow RCE — China-Nexus APT Exploitation

CVE-2025-0282: Ivanti Connect Secure Pre-Auth RCE — Actively Exploited (CVSS 9.0)