Bessent, a nominee for the next U.S. Treasury Secretary, revealed that Chinese entities hacked the Treasury Department on December 8, 2024, using a work-from-home software application. This incident has raised concerns about cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with remote work tools, particularly those supported by the current Biden administration. Bessent emphasized that the Trump administration would prioritize in-office work to mitigate such risks. The discussion highlights broader concerns regarding the security implications of remote work technologies in the U.S.
下一任財長貝森特:12月8日中國黑客是通過一個在家辦公電腦軟件侵入美國財政部電腦的。在川普政府,我們會回到辦公室辦公。 https://t.co/9UfDcOeyZD
BESSENT: Chinese entities hacked the Treasury Department on December 8th through a work-from-home software app. Wouldn't have had that problem if these people had just DONE THEIR JOBS and gone to work… https://t.co/2A0lBts0Br
CHINA: The US is far more at risk from work-from-home apps than TikTok. https://t.co/YVSOUWJYFt