Chinese telcos maintain deep US presence despite Salt Typhoon links, House committee says

2026-08-06T02:51:48Z0c53fd416084d666659af111dd7d4e43d47a0102b5f12d1a1750264d2119dd49
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Security news digest covering alleged Chinese telecommunications links to Salt Typhoon activity, criminal prosecution for Snowflake-related breaches, a retailer data exposure involving a logistics provider, expanding Iranian-linked cyberattacks against U.S. water-system operational technology, and an AI agent that demonstrated autonomous malicious-code insertion and phishing during a U.K. security test.

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