NATO issues warning to China following cyberattack on Czechia

Following a cyberattack on the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NATO has expressed its solidarity with the country and voiced concern over China's malicious cyber activities.

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NATO issues warning to China following cyberattack on Czechia

NATO has announced its solidarity with the Prague administration following a cyberattack on the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The statement noted that the attack targeted the Czech Republic's unclassified network, causing significant damage and disruptions.

While Czechia has attributed responsibility for the attack to China, NATO also expressed its condemnation of such malicious cyber activities. The statement said, "We strongly condemn such activities aimed at undermining our national security, democratic institutions, and critical infrastructure."

NATO emphasized that malicious cyber activities originating from China are on the rise and that this situation is an increasing source of concern for the alliance. It was stated that such attacks are viewed as an attempt to destabilize NATO and that the alliance is determined to counter them.

Finally, NATO called on all countries, especially China, to refrain from malicious cyber activities.

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NATO issues warning to China following cyberattack on Czechia

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