In January, Shanghai-based hacker Yin Kecheng was sanctioned in connection to that Treasury intrusion, and is believed to be tied to China’s Ministry of State Security, deemed Beijing’s ...

The Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs has announced two reward offers under the Transnational Organized Crime Rewards Program (TOCRP) of up to $2 ...

The Department of Justice today unsealed indictments charging Zhou Shuai and Yin Kecheng, eight employees of i-Soon, a Chinese technology company, and two officers of China’s Ministry of Public ...

The Department of Justice today unsealed indictments charging Zhou Shuai and Yin Kecheng, eight employees of i-Soon, a Chinese technology company, and two officers of China’s Ministry of Public ...

A separate indictment charges two other Chinese hackers, identified as Yin Kecheng and Zhou Shuai, in a for-profit hacking campaign that targeted victims including U.S. technology companies, think ...

Some of the data reportedly ended up with Chinese hacker Yin Kecheng, who was previously sanctioned for stealing US Treasury data.

Also Wednesday, the federal court in Washington, D.C. unsealed two indictments of freelance Chinese hackers Yin KeCheng and Zhou Shuai, who are accused of maintaining ties to i-Soon and the ...

At least some of the data was later acquired by a previously sanctioned Chinese hacker named Yin Kecheng, who was implicated in the theft of data from the U.S. Treasury, the statement said.

The US Department of Justice on Wednesday (local time) unsealed indictments charging Zhou Shuai and Yin Kecheng, eight employees of Chinese technology company i-Soon and two officers of Chinese ...

A separate indictment was also unsealed in Washington against Yin Kecheng and Zhou Shuai, alleged members of hacker group "APT 27," also known as "Silk Typhoon." ...