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Federal authorities said on June 10, 2026 that they seized 13 domains used to pose as consulting firms and recruit current and former U.S. security-clearance holders. Officials alleged the operation was tied to suspected Chinese intelligence services and used fake identities, AI-generated photos, and encrypted apps.
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Federal authorities said on June 10, 2026 that they seized 13 domains used to pose as consulting firms and recruit current and former U.S. security-clearance holders. Officials alleged the operation was tied to suspected Chinese intelligence services and used fake identities, AI-generated photos, and encrypted apps.
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Federal authorities said on June 10, 2026 that they seized 13 domains used to pose as consulting firms and recruit current and former U.S. security-clearance holders. Officials alleged the operation was tied to suspected Chinese intelligence services and used fake identities, AI-generated photos, and encrypted apps.
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