A report reveals that Chinese cyberattacks targeting Taiwanese infrastructure surged to an average of 2.6 million incidents per day in 2025. The rise is attributed to increasing geopolitical tensions between China and Taiwan, coupled with Taiwan's enhanced digital defenses. Experts warn that these attacks, which include attempts at data theft and disruption of services, could have critical implications for national security and economic stability in the region.
A report reveals that Chinese cyberattacks targeting Taiwanese infrastructure surged to an average of 2.6 million incidents per day in 2025. The rise is attributed to increasing geopolitical tensions between China and Taiwan, coupled with Taiwan's enhanced digital defenses. Experts warn that these attacks, which include attempts at data theft and disruption of services, could have critical implications for national security and economic stability in the region.