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China’s Flax Typhoon Turns Geo-Mapping Server into a Backdoor

Posted on October 14, 2025
China’s Flax Typhoon Turns Geo-Mapping Server into a Backdoor

Chinese APT threat actors compromised an organization’s ArcGIS server, modifying the widely used geospatial mapping software for stealth access.

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