China Accuses Taiwan-Backed Hackers of Cyberattacks, Taiwan Denies Allegations

Beijing claims 'Anonymous 64' group targets mainland China, while Taipei refutes the accusations, calling them disinformation.

China's Ministry of State Security has accused a Taiwan-backed hacking group called 'Anonymous 64' of cyberattacks against targets in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
Beijing alleges that the group is part of Taiwan's military cyber unit and aims to defame China's political system and policies.
Taiwanese officials have strongly denied the accusations, labeling them as baseless and part of a Chinese disinformation campaign.
Taiwan's Defence Minister Wellington Koo asserts that China is the primary source of global cyberattacks, targeting Taiwan and other democracies.
The accusations come amid escalating tensions between China and Taiwan, with both sides accusing each other of cyber warfare and spreading disinformation.