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The FCC has rolled back cybersecurity requirements for telecom providers, which were established after the Salt Typhoon cyberattacks exposed critical vulnerabilities. This decision has drawn sharp criticism from security experts and lawmakers, who warn it undermines national security.
Ribbon, a major US telecom backbone provider, was targeted by a nation-state hacker. While no critical data was believed to be compromised, the company acknowledged that some customer files on two laptops were accessed. The attack is suspected to have ties to China, known for its cyberespionage activities.
The article discusses insights from a telecom executive regarding the Salt Typhoon hacking group, emphasizing how their unconventional techniques are inspiring other hackers. It highlights the evolving tactics in cyberattacks and the implications for security in the telecommunications sector.