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  1. 001Hacker NewsOCT · 11English

    Russia, China targeting underwater cables that could send us to the Dark Ages

    Russian and Chinese ships have conducted sabotage attacks on underwater communications cables and energy pipelines, including the Yi Peng 3's severing of cables connecting Nordic countries and multiple mysterious incidents across Europe. These hybrid attacks exploit vulnerabilities in critical subsea infrastructure that carries global data and energy, with Elisabeth Braw's new book examining how outdated maritime laws leave this essential network vulnerable to state-sponsored disruption.

    By Joe Pappalardo