Singtel detected and 'eradicated' malware said to be from Chinese hacking group

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"Like any other large organisation and key infrastructure service provider around the world, we are constantly probed," Singtel said.

"We also regularly review and enhance our cybersecurity capabilities and posture to protect our critical assets from evolving threats," the telco said.

China's aims were to leverage the access it has gained into US organisations in the event of a war or conflict, according to American officials.