Cybersecurity

China used fake LinkedIn profiles to spy on NATO, EU: security source

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Chinese state security is using fake LinkedIn profiles to gather sensitive information from NATO and EU staff by posing as recruiters and offering payments for classified data. This tactic poses a significant risk to national security, highlighting the need for stringent social media vetting practices among government employees and contractors. Tech professionals must remain vigilant against such sophisticated phishing attempts on professional networking sites.

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