

Sharepoint hack linked to Chinese groups, NGOs targeted with phishing tactics, engineer admits US missile theft
5 snips Jul 23, 2025
Chinese hackers are implicated in a series of Sharepoint ToolShell attacks, raising concerns about state-sponsored cyber threats. Meanwhile, Russian threat actors are targeting NGOs with clever OAuth phishing tactics, putting sensitive data at risk. In a shocking twist, a Silicon Valley engineer has confessed to stealing US missile technology secrets. The discussions shed light on the complexities of current cybersecurity dangers and underscore the importance of robust security measures.
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Chinese Groups Exploit SharePoint Zero-Day
- Microsoft attributed SharePoint ToolShell zero-day attacks to Chinese state-linked hacking groups.
- These attacks target on-premise SharePoint servers across sectors, with active exploitation ongoing.
Russian OAuth Phishing Tactics Uncovered
- Russian hackers use OAuth phishing campaigns targeting NGOs and Ukraine-related people.
- They exploit Microsoft 365 login flows to bypass traditional defenses using legitimate tools.
Engineer Admits US Missile Tech Theft
- Engineer Cheng Wang Gong stole over 3,600 secret files from US firms, including missile tech.
- FBI discovered this during a post-employment audit, leading to serious charges.