FBI seizes 13 domains allegedly used by Chinese intelligence to recruit Americans.
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FBI seizes 13 domains allegedly used by Chinese intelligence to recruit Americans.

The FBI shut down 13 internet domains on Wednesday that the Justice Department says were used by Chinese actors to recruit Americans with security clearances. The fake consulting websites used AI-generated content and job postings to target individuals for sensitive information. China's embassy denied the allegations.

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The Washington Times details the AI-generated content and fake recruiting tactics without seeking comment. SCMP leads with the same FBI quotes but includes China's response calling the allegations entirely fabricated and malicious slander.
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SCSouth China Morning PostINTERNATIONAL2h ago

“FBI disables 13 Chinese suspected spying websites targeting US officials”

WTWashington TimesRIGHT3h ago

“FBI shutters covert Chinese websites targeting secrets”

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