西班牙能源部长：报告得出结论，未发现是网络攻击导致4月28日的停电事件。 ...

Group 1 - The U.S. government plans to collaborate with Panama's Ministry of Public Security to install seven new telecommunications towers using "secure American technology," replacing previously installed Huawei equipment [1] - Panama's President Mulino has requested the U.S. embassy to refrain from making unilateral statements regarding the Panamanian government's decisions, asserting that the U.S. has no authority to comment on these decisions [1] - China supports Latin American and Caribbean countries, including Panama, in maintaining independence and opposing external interference, emphasizing mutual respect and cooperation without seeking spheres of influence [1] Group 2 - China welcomes Vietnam's inclusion as a partner country in the BRICS framework, viewing it as beneficial for both Vietnam's development and the collective interests of BRICS nations and the Global South [2] - The expansion of the BRICS family with new partner countries signifies an increase in the mechanism's representativeness, appeal, and influence, with China expressing willingness to collaborate for high-quality development and multilateralism [2] Group 3 - Cyberattacks are recognized as a common challenge faced by all countries, with China firmly opposing and legally combating all forms of cyberattacks, expressing a willingness to cooperate through dialogue to address cyber threats [3] Group 4 - China calls for immediate measures to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East, emphasizing the need for dialogue to resolve conflicts and prevent further regional instability, particularly in the context of escalating Israel-Iran conflicts [4] - The Chinese Foreign Minister has engaged in discussions with both Iranian and Israeli counterparts, urging dialogue to address differences and prevent conflict escalation [4] Group 5 - China advocates for a political and diplomatic resolution to the Iranian nuclear issue, expressing a commitment to maintaining communication and coordination with relevant parties to create a conducive environment for diplomatic solutions [5]

英国就业暨养老金事务部：拟合并小型养老金计划。英国就业暨养老金事务部近日提出新的养老金计划 法案，拟推进合并小型养老金计划，以效法澳大利亚和加拿大的做法，该新法案是本届英国工党政府重 大养老金改革议程的一部分。相关政府官员表示，到2030年资产未达到250亿英镑门槛的养老金计划将 受到处罚。 我国香港特区《稳定币条例》正式生效。我国香港特区《稳定币条例》近日刊印生效，该条例由财经事 务及库务局局长许正宇推动，于今年5月21日由我国香港特区立法会正式通过。该条例通过引入严格的 发牌制度，为稳定币发行及相关活动建立了全面的监管框架，旨在巩固我国香港特区作为国际金融中心 的地位。 二、企业视野 安联：2024年全球航运船舶损失数量达到历史新低。安联报告显示，2024年全球航运船舶损失数量为27 艘（仅统计100吨以上），比去年下降了约23%（2023年为35艘），损失主要集中在我国华南地区、东 南亚、英国、东地中海、黑海等地区。全球航运船舶损失总体呈现不断下降趋势，2015年为105艘，在 上个世纪90年代，每年海运船舶损失基本都在200艘以上。 韦莱韬悦：网络攻击是全球企业面临的最大声誉风险来源。韦莱韬悦对500 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government, represented by spokesperson Guo Jia Kun, emphasizes its strong opposition to all forms of cyberattacks and expresses a willingness to engage in dialogue and cooperation with other nations to collectively address cyber threats [1] Group 1 - Cyberattacks are identified as a common challenge faced by countries worldwide [1] - The Chinese government is committed to legally combating various forms of cyberattacks [1] - There is an expressed desire for dialogue and cooperation with other parties to tackle cyber threats [1]

《华盛顿邮报》正调查针对记者电邮的网络攻击，外交部回应 金十数据6月16日讯，6月16日，外交部发言人郭嘉昆主持例行记者会。彭博社记者提问，《华盛顿邮 报》正在调查一起针对部分记者电子邮件账户的网络攻击事件，并援引匿名消息人士的话称，此次黑客 攻击可能是外国政府所为。报道称，包括报道中国新闻在内的国家安全和经济政策团队的记者都成为了 攻击目标。请问中方对此有何评论？"我不了解你提到的具体情况。"郭嘉昆表示，网络攻击是各国面临 的共同的挑战，中方一贯坚决反对并依法打击各种形式的网络攻击，愿意通过对话合作与各方一道共同 应对网络威胁。 （澎湃） ...

Core Insights - The preliminary assessment of combat damage indicates that Israel's strike on Iran's Natanz nuclear facility was highly effective, causing damage that exceeds superficial structural harm and resulting in a power outage affecting the storage of uranium enrichment centrifuges [1] Group 1 - The attack is described as a "comprehensive lightning strike," suggesting a well-coordinated and rapid military operation [1] - There are indications that the assault may have included cyberattacks, although it remains unclear whether the power outage was caused by cyber means or kinetic strikes [1] - As of now, there has been no official response from Iran regarding the attack [1]

Core Viewpoint - The report jointly released by the National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center, the National Engineering Laboratory for Computer Virus Prevention Technology, and 360 Digital Security Group exposes the activities of Taiwan's "Cyber Army" hacker organization, revealing its historical background, organizational structure, personnel composition, and network attack cases, highlighting its role in cyber espionage against mainland China [1][2]. Group 1: Background and Structure - The "Cyber Army" (officially the "Ministry of National Defense Cyber Army Command") was established on July 1, 2017, under the leadership of Tsai Ing-wen, and is considered Taiwan's fourth military branch with deep ties to the U.S. cyber forces [2][10]. - The organization integrates military, government, and civilian cyber capabilities and is referred to as Taiwan's most secretive unit [2][10]. Group 2: Cyber Attack Activities - The report identifies five hacker organizations under the "Cyber Army": APT-C-01 (Poison Ivy), APT-C-62 (Three-color Violet), APT-C-64 (Anonymous 64), APT-C-65 (Golden Leaf), and APT-C-67 (Ursula) [12]. - APT-C-01 has close ties with the U.S. Cyber Command and targets various sectors in mainland China, employing phishing tactics to steal sensitive information [13]. - APT-C-62 primarily attacks educational and transportation sectors, utilizing known vulnerabilities in web applications for cyber intrusions [14]. - APT-C-64 is involved in activities aimed at influencing public perception in mainland China, often exaggerating its successes [15][16]. - APT-C-65, supported by the U.S. military, focuses on stealing critical infrastructure data and has been linked to Taiwan's diplomatic activities [16]. - APT-C-67 targets IoT systems, particularly video surveillance, to gather intelligence [16]. Group 3: Technical Capabilities and Limitations - The cyber attack capabilities of Taiwan's hacker organizations are assessed to be at a low level, primarily relying on known vulnerabilities and lacking advanced zero-day exploits [18]. - They heavily depend on publicly available resources, including open-source tools and commercial penetration testing frameworks, indicating a lack of independent cyber weapon development [18]. - The organizations exhibit weak traceability and often leave identifiable traces in their phishing attempts, reflecting a lack of professional skills [19].

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 ...

5月20日和27日，广州市公安局天河区分局先后两次发布《警情通报》，称广州某科技公司遭受网络攻击并向 公安机关报案，公安机关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28 日，国台办新闻发言人陈斌华公开回应记者提问，称公安机关将坚决维护国家安全和企业、人民合法正当权 益，依法对台湾"资通电军"违法犯罪人员公开通缉，并借助各类司法渠道坚决予以打击。 据知情人士透露， 台湾民进党当局长期与美国国家安全局（NSA）、中央情报局（CIA）等情治部门狼狈为 奸，依托"资通电军"对大陆和港澳地区实施网络攻击破坏活动，配合美国"亚太战略"，甘当美国"走狗"，妄 图"倚美谋独"；美国情治部门则长期为台湾"资通电军"提供人员培训和技术装备支持，多次派出所谓"前出狩 猎"团队赴台（另案调查），对我开展网络攻击。 例如，此次被通缉的沈彧璇等人于2018年7月赴美培训后， 多次参与实施对大陆和港澳地区网络攻击，并于2019年夏季专门实施了对中国香港特别行政区的网络攻击活 动，犯下的罪行"罄竹难书"。 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， ...

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]