A Chinese state-sponsored hacking group, TAG-112, compromised Tibetan community websites to install malware, targeting users for information collection and surveillance purposes. The attack involved prompting visitors to download a malicious file, deploying Cobalt Strike Beacon malware for key logging and file transferring. The group, linked to TAG-102, has a history of targeting those opposed to the Chinese government, including human rights organizations and supporters of democracy, with the Gyudmed Tantric University resolving the issue while The Tibet Post remains compromised, promoting Tibetan independence from China amid ongoing human rights abuses in Tibet.
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Yellowstone ends with epic two-hour season finale that killed off another major character and revealed fate of Montana ranch
Paramount Network's Yellowstone concluded with a nearly two-hour finale featuring the death of a major character and the sale of the Dutton ranch to Thomas Rainwater for $1.25 an acre. A new spin-off was announced, focusing on Rip Wheeler and Beth Dutton starting a new ranch after Beth fulfills her promise and kills her brother Jamie. The episode also shows the Indians destroying a pipeline and Kayce making a deal with Thomas to keep his...
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