针对其不能攻破的目标系统或未窃取到有价值数据的网络平台，台湾"资通电军"网攻人员便恶意破坏目 标系统，删除系统数据、恶意篡改数据或格式化系统存储设备等。技术专家称，台湾"资通电军"的网络 攻击手法明显"学艺不精"，暴露了大量攻击源信息，追踪溯源难度并不大，为技术团队快速锁定攻击人 员提供了有利条件。 公安机关表示，请广大群众积极提供线索，凡向公安机关提供有效线索的举报人，以及配合公安机关抓 获台湾"资通电军"有关犯罪嫌疑人的有功人员，将按每名犯罪嫌疑人1万元人民币的金额予以奖励。 《 人民日报 》（ 2025年06月06日 14 版） 与此同时，国家计算机病毒应急处理中心、计算机病毒防治技术国家工程实验室和360数字安全集团联 合发布了《"蚍蜉撼树"——台民进党当局"资通电军"黑客组织网络攻击活动调查报告》，深度曝光"资 通电军"的历史背景、组织架构、人员构成、工作地点、工作任务及网络攻击案例等信息。 据了解，台湾"资通电军"全称为"国防部资通电军指挥部"，系蔡英文上台后在美国军方支持下着力打造 的"第四军种"，其前身隶属于台湾当局"国防部老虎小组"网络部队，负责统筹台军方、"政府"与民间网 络技术力量，专门 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent cyber attacks attributed to Taiwan's "Cyber Army" against a technology company in Guangzhou, highlighting the Chinese government's response and the background of the hacker organization [1][2]. Group 1: Cyber Attack Incident - On May 20 and 27, Guangzhou police reported a cyber attack on a technology company, which was linked to a hacker organization supported by Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party [1]. - The police issued a reward for information leading to the capture of 20 suspects involved in the cyber attack, marking a significant enforcement action against Taiwan's separatist forces [1][6]. Group 2: Background of the "Cyber Army" - The "Cyber Army," officially known as the "Cyber Command of the Ministry of National Defense," was established under U.S. military support and is responsible for cyber operations against mainland China and Hong Kong [2]. - This organization has been involved in numerous cyber attacks aimed at stealing sensitive data and disrupting social order, often referred to as Taiwan's most secretive military unit [2]. Group 3: Attack Methods and Targets - The "Cyber Army" has used various tactics, including phishing emails and malware, to target critical sectors such as defense, government, and transportation in mainland China [3][4]. - During significant national holidays, the group has engaged in psychological warfare by defacing digital media and spreading separatist propaganda [4]. Group 4: Collaboration with U.S. Intelligence - The Taiwanese government has reportedly collaborated with U.S. intelligence agencies like the NSA and CIA, receiving training and technical support for cyber operations against mainland China [5]. - The technical capabilities of the "Cyber Army" have been described as relatively low, with many attacks using basic methods and open-source tools [5].

Core Viewpoint - The report reveals the activities of Taiwan's hacker organization, the "Cyber Army," which conducts cyber attacks against mainland China, aiming to disrupt national unity and steal sensitive data [1] Group 1: Organization Structure and Activities - The "Cyber Army," officially known as the "Ministry of National Defense Cyber Army Command," was established in 2017 and is responsible for coordinating cyber capabilities against mainland China and Hong Kong [1] - The organization consists of four internal departments: Information Communication Department, Network Operations Department, Electronic Warfare Department, and Logistics Department, along with a training center [1] Group 2: Attack Methods and Targets - The "Cyber Army" disguises itself as various hacker groups, employing techniques such as vulnerability scanning, password cracking, and phishing emails to steal sensitive data from mainland China [1] - In 2022, the hacker group "Poison Cloud Vine" focused on large-scale phishing attacks targeting research and education sectors in mainland China, while in 2023, it expanded its attacks to government, defense, and transportation sectors, particularly airports and civil aviation [1] - By 2024, the group aimed to extend its attacks to maritime sectors, attempting to steal maritime-related intelligence from mainland China [1] Group 3: Impact and Warnings - The "Cyber Army" has conducted thousands of large-scale cyber attacks on key departments and sectors in mainland China and Hong Kong, with malicious activities including the dissemination of separatist slogans and insults against Chinese national heroes [1] - Experts warn that despite the relatively low technical level of these attacks, there is a risk of more sophisticated and covert attacks if the hackers gain significant access, potentially sharing information with foreign entities [1]

Group 1 - The Guangzhou Public Security Bureau reported that a technology company in Guangzhou suffered a cyber attack attributed to a hacker organization supported by the Taiwan Democratic Progressive Party [1] - The Chinese government has initiated a public manhunt for 20 individuals involved in the cyber attack, marking a significant enforcement action against Taiwan's separatist forces [1][5] - The investigation revealed that the Taiwan "Cyber Army" is a military unit established under the support of the U.S. military, responsible for conducting cyber attacks against mainland China and Hong Kong [2] Group 2 - The "Cyber Army" has been involved in thousands of large-scale cyber attacks targeting critical sectors such as defense, aerospace, and government, employing various hacking techniques [3] - During significant events like national holidays, the "Cyber Army" has launched attacks disguised as different hacker groups, promoting separatist messages and undermining national unity [4] - The technical capabilities of the "Cyber Army" have been described as relatively low, with a reliance on basic hacking methods and open-source tools, indicating a lack of advanced technical resources [5]

Group 1 - The UK Defense Secretary, John Healy, acknowledged that the UK is conducting cyber attacks against foreign nations, particularly Russia and China, and announced the establishment of a new Cyber Command to coordinate these operations [1][2] - The new Cyber Command will involve personnel from the UK’s Army, Navy, and Air Force, and will focus on capabilities such as infiltrating computer systems and disrupting conventional attacks using missiles or drones [1] - The UK government has allocated over £1 billion (approximately $1.35 billion) for the development of a "digital target network" to facilitate real-time battlefield intelligence sharing among combat forces, reconnaissance aircraft, and spy satellites [2] Group 2 - This is the first time a senior UK official has explicitly confirmed cyber attacks against foreign nations, although previous acknowledgments were made regarding attacks on non-state targets like ISIS [1] - Healy emphasized the need for the UK to enhance its defensive capabilities in the face of escalating cyber warfare [1]

英国《泰晤士报》报道，英国国防大臣约翰.希利承认英国对外国发动网络攻击，并透露将加强对俄罗 斯和中国等国家的此类攻击。他还宣布，英国国防部将成立一个新的网络司令部，协调相关攻击行动。 在回答记者有关英国遭受网络攻击的提问时，中国外交部发言人林剑曾在去年5月表示，英方有关政客 的言论纯属无稽之谈。中方一贯坚决反对并打击各种形式的网络攻击，坚决反对出于政治目的利用网络 安全问题刻意抹黑他国。(环球网) ...

Core Viewpoint - The Taiwan authorities, under the direction of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), have been accused of orchestrating malicious cyberattacks against mainland China, which have severely disrupted network security and are deemed extremely harmful [1] Group 1 - The Guangzhou Public Security Bureau reported that recent cyberattacks on technology companies in its jurisdiction were linked to hacker organizations associated with the DPP [1] - The spokesperson, Chen Binhua, emphasized that the Taiwan cyber troops have frequently engaged in activities such as cyber espionage, promoting "Taiwan independence," and system sabotage against mainland China [1] - The Public Security Bureau plans to publicly pursue and apprehend the individuals involved in these cyberattacks, utilizing various judicial channels to ensure a robust response [1]

Group 1: Company Listings - Muyuan Foods Co., Ltd. has submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with joint sponsors including Morgan Stanley, CITIC Securities, and Goldman Sachs [1] - Shenzhen Basic Semiconductor Co., Ltd. has also submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with joint sponsors including CITIC Securities, Guotai Junan Securities (Hong Kong), and Bank of China International [2] - Shenzhen Fast Innovation Technology Co., Ltd. has submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with joint sponsors including CICC, CITIC Securities International, and China Merchants Securities International [3] Group 2: Financial Reports - Xiaomi reported Q1 2025 revenue of 111.3 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 47.4%, with core business revenue from mobile and AIoT at 92.7 billion yuan, up 22.8% [16] - Kuaishou reported Q1 2025 revenue of 32.6 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 10.9%, with online marketing services contributing 55.1% to total revenue [17] - Pinduoduo reported Q1 2025 revenue of 95.7 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 10%, with ongoing investments in high-quality development strategies [18][19] - Zhihu reported Q1 2025 revenue of 730 million yuan, achieving a net profit of 6.94 million yuan, marking its first Non-GAAP profit in Q1 since its listing [20] Group 3: Market Developments - HYBE is selling all its shares in SM Entertainment to Tencent Music, making Tencent Music the second-largest shareholder in SM Entertainment after Kakao, with the transaction valued at approximately 243.3 billion won (about 1.29 billion yuan) [4] - Xiaomi aims to rank among the top three in China's air conditioning market by 2030, with a focus on smart manufacturing and product development [8] Group 4: Economic Indicators - India has surpassed Japan to become the world's fourth-largest economy, with an economic scale of 4 trillion USD, following the US, China, and Germany [14] - Japan's government announced a subsidy of approximately 1,000 yen (about 50 yuan) per month for electricity and gas bills from July to September to alleviate living costs [14] Group 5: Industry Trends - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China is promoting the digital transformation of the electronic information manufacturing industry, focusing on advanced computing, 5G-A, and AI applications [14] - Quark Health's large model has successfully passed the national deputy chief physician qualification exam, marking a significant achievement in AI healthcare applications [15]

警方公布网络攻击来源为中国台湾民进党当局有关黑客组织。 5月20日，广州市公安局天河区分局发布《警情通报》称，广州某科技公司遭境外黑客组织网络攻击，公安机 关立即开展调查，提取相关攻击程序样本，全面固定相关涉案证据，并组织专业技术团队开展技术溯源。 近日，记者从广州市公安局天河区分局了解到，公安机关高度重视此次境外黑客组织网络攻击事件，立即组织 技术团队对提取的攻击程序和系统日志进行技术分析和溯源追踪，初步查明该公司遭受的网络攻击系中国台湾 民进党当局豢养的黑客组织所为。 据警方调查掌握，该台湾黑客组织近年来频繁利用公开网络资产探测平台，针对大陆10余个省份的1000余个重 要网络系统（涉及军工、能源、水电、交通、政府等）开展大规模网络资产探查，搜集相关系统基础信息和技 术情报，并通过大范围发送钓鱼邮件、公开漏洞利用、密码暴力破解、自制简易木马程序等低端网攻手法实施 了多轮次网络攻击。特别是去年以来，该台湾黑客组织针对我境内目标的攻击规模和攻击频次均有明显提升， 骚扰破坏意图明显，用心极其险恶。 来源：广州天河公安 责编：万健祎 校对： 祝甜婷 版权声明 技术专家称，该台湾黑客组织的技术水平整体较低，攻击手法 ...

技术专家称，该台湾黑客组织的技术水平整体较低，攻击手法简单粗暴，攻击范围较广，多次被我网 络防护系统监测发现。其自制网络木马程序编程水平低下，留下多处可被反向追踪的犯罪线索，为警 方查明犯罪事实、锁定犯罪嫌疑人及其上网地点提供了有利条件。 技术分析显示，虽然其频繁利用VPN代理、境外云主机和傀儡机等网络资产，通过大量来自美国、 法国、韩国、日本、荷兰、以色列、波兰等国家的IP地址实施网络攻击，意图掩盖其真实攻击来源， 但通过网络侦查调查不难查清该黑客组织实施网络攻击犯罪的整个过程及其真实意图。 据新华社，记者27日从广州市公安局天河区分局了解到，广州某科技公司遭境外黑客组织网络攻击 事件发生后，公安机关立即组织技术团队对提取的攻击程序和系统日志进行技术分析和溯源追踪，初 步查明该公司遭受的网络攻击系中国台湾民进党当局豢养的黑客组织所为。 5月20日，广州市公安局天河区分局发布警情通报称，广州某科技公司遭境外黑客组织网络攻击，公 安机关立即开展调查，提取相关攻击程序样本，全面固定相关涉案证据，并组织专业技术团队开展技 术溯源。 据警方调查掌握，该台湾黑客组织近年来频繁利用公开网络资产探测平台，针对大陆10余个省 ...