Chinese-sponsored group snooping on India for a decade: Report

April 13, 2015 18:15

A suspected Chinese-government sponsored group is understood to have snooped on inaccessible government computer networks in India for over a decade, a cyber security group claimed today. The group termed as APT30 touted to be longest-running advanced threat groups, possibly tapped classified government networks and other networks inaccessible from a standard Internet connection, cyber security provider FireEye has claimed.

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