What China’s Cyber Activity Will Mean for Taiwan’s General Elections
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Taiwan will hold general elections on January 13 to elect a president and 113 seats in parliament. In the leadup to this election, Chinese cyber threat actors are likely to escalate activity targeting Taiwan. In this episode of Essential Geopolitics, RANE's Cyber Analyst, Hayley Benedict provides insight on what China’s cyber activity will look like and what we can expect to see as Taiwan’s election date draws closer.
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