The massive cyberattack on the UK's Ministry of Defence by China is part of a broader trend of cyber warfare, blurring the lines between traditional and digital conflicts.
China state-affiliated cyber actors targeted parliamentarians and the Electoral Commission in the UK, indicating a pattern of cyber espionage against critical voices.
The attack on the Electoral Commission exposed sensitive voter information, raising concerns about the security of data and potential foreign interference in UK elections.
Russia's intelligence services have also been implicated in cyberespionage against high-profile British figures, suggesting a complex landscape of foreign state involvement in cyber attacks.
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