AI & Enterprise
Enia says state-backed hacking group infiltrated telecom networks in six Asian countries
A newly identified hacking group dubbed SilentAir took control of mobile carrier equipment and intercepted calls and text messages, with a focus on users in Taiwan, SecurityWeek reported. Telecom software and security company Enia said it was confident SilentAir is a new state-level group, though its possible links to China are of low confidence. Enia has tracked the activity since early 2025 and said at least six Asian countries were affected.
