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Name: WSJ: Chinese Hackers Impersonate US Lawmaker To Nab Sensitive Trade Info
Uploaded: 2025-09-09T07:33:43Z
Duration: 40 s
Description: A US house committee warns about Chinese espionage following an alleged email campaign where Chinese hackers impersonated a US politician. According to the Wall Street Journal, hackers spoofed the email of US Representative and China committee chair John Moolenaar, asking numerous officials for sensitive information on trade talks with Beijing.

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WSJ: Chinese Hackers Impersonate US Lawmaker To Nab Sensitive Trade Info