KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV/Gray News) – The FBI is warning iPhone and Android customers towards texting one another after a latest Chinese cyberattack.
The company said that the hacking marketing campaign, “Salt Typhoon” carried out one of many largest intelligence compromises in U.S. historical past, with quite a few calls and texts stolen from greater than 100 authorities officers.
Due to the newest hack, the FBI has despatched a warning to iPhone and Android customers to cease sending texts to one another.
The company stated Android-to-Android and iPhone-to-iPhone messaging is safe, whereas one-to-the-other isn’t.
The FBI encourages individuals to make use of encrypted messaging and telephone calls on apps like WhatsApp to guard their data.
The Chinese Embassy has denied all claims.
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