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    Viasat confirms it is a victim of Chinese cyberespionage

    By Fiona XuJune 18, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    • Viasat confirms it is a victim of cyberespionage by the Chinese Salt Typhoon group, highlighting vulnerabilities in digital security. 
    • This breach raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of current cybersecurity measures and the ongoing threat landscape.

    What happened: Viasat faces cyberespionage threat from Salt Typhoon

    In an era where digital security is paramount, Viasat‘s revelation that it has fallen victim to Chinese cyberespionage should send shockwaves through the tech community. The Salt Typhoon group, known for its sophisticated tactics, has once again highlighted the vulnerability of even the most established companies. This incident raises critical questions about the effectiveness of our cybersecurity measures and the ongoing cat-and-mouse game between nations in the digital realm.

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    Why it’s important

    The stakes have never been higher. Cyberattacks not only compromise sensitive data but also threaten national security. The implications are profound: if a major player like Viasat can be breached, what does this mean for smaller firms and critical infrastructures?

    The time has come for companies to rethink their cybersecurity strategies—not just as a defensive measure but as a core component of their business model. Investment in robust security systems and practices must be prioritised. Moreover, governments must collaborate more closely with the private sector to create an environment that deters cyber threats. The future of our digital landscape hinges on proactive measures, and complacency is no longer an option.

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    Fiona Xu

    Fiona Xu is an intern reporter at BTW Media, having studied Media Management at Hong Kong Baptist University. She specialises in tech reporting and investigative journalism. Contact her at f.xu@btw.media.

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