Silk Typhoon Strikes: From Direct Breaches to Stealthy Supply Chain Attacks

In this episode, we take an in-depth look at Silk Typhoon, the Chinese state-sponsored cyber espionage group that’s radically shifting its tactics. Moving away from direct breaches, Silk Typhoon is now targeting IT supply chains—exploiting remote management tools, identity systems, and cloud services to infiltrate organizations more stealthily and at scale.We explore how the group leverages stolen API keys, compromised credentials, and zero-day vulnerabilities to access downstream customer networks, and how their use of techniques like social engineering via Microsoft Teams further amplifies their threat. Learn about the construction of their covert networks using compromised devices, and how these sophisticated methods mark a significant evolution in cyber-espionage strategies.Our discussion highlights Microsoft’s warnings about these emerging tactics and examines the broader implications for industries such as healthcare, defense, and government. We also share actionable insights on bolstering IT supply chain security—from enforcing strong authentication measures and patching vulnerabilities promptly, to enhancing network monitoring and incident response.Tune in to understand how Silk Typhoon’s new approach is redefining the cybersecurity landscape and why proactive defense is more critical than ever. 

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