The New Cold War: Cyber Espionage is US elections

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According to recent reports, hackers linked to the Chinese government have infiltrated the phones of former president and current presidential candidate Trump as well as vice president candidate JD Vance, raising significant concerns regarding the level of national security and integrity of telecommunication in the United States.

The hackers have allegedly focused not only on Trump and Vance but also key US figures, including those affiliated with the Harris-Walz Campaign and several Senior Officials within President Joe Biden’s administration.

Although the FBI and the Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) are currently investigating the unauthorized access to telecommunications infrastructure attributed to individuals associated with The People’s Republic of China, the exact data that had been accessed by the hackers is yet to be determined, given that the telephone communications of these high standing political figures are highly sought after by foreign Intelligence.

This series of hacking incidents is believed to be credited to “Salt Typhoon”, an erudite party carrying out a broader campaign, infiltrating multiple U.S. telecommunication firms over the past months. Although no evidence has been found that points towards intentions of retrieving information related to U.S, Law enforcement activities linked to Trump and Vance, investigators suspect the hackers intended on gaining sensitive national security information.

Serious discussions have been prompted within US intelligence communities regarding the extent of this breach, as Senate intelligence committees and Members of the house were briefed on the matter.

Experts analysing this situation have noted that the hacker has been able to penetrate deep into various networks, breaching multiple US telecommunications giants, including AT&T, Lumen and Verizon, displaying their skill and resilience.

Although the Chinese government continues to deny these allegations, this situation lies amidst an array of geopolitical tensions, with the possibility of certain nations attempting to monitor and influence multiple facets of the upcoming US election. Despite not actively attempting to influence the presidential race, intelligence agents allegedly targeted several congressional, state, and local elections through stealthy social media campaigns.

The investigation continues, with its focus remaining on concealing sensitive information and ensuring the cybersecurity infrastructure of the United States.

The implications of such breaches are far-reaching, potentially influencing not just political candidates but, in a broader sense, national security and public trust in electoral processes. The increasing sophistication of cyber threats demands strong responses from government agencies and private entities alike to safeguard against future incursions, particularly as political tensions and cyber warfare escalate on the global stage.

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