Chinese Hacker Arrested in Milan: Vaccine Espionage or Tech Chaos?
A real spy thriller is unfolding in Milan! Chinese national Cevei Sju, 33, was arrested at Malpensa airport on charges of hacking COVID-19 vaccine data from the University of Texas. The FBI accuses him of cyber fraud, identity theft, and unauthorized access to protected computers, with a potential sentence of up to 20 years in prison!
But wait, there’s a twist – his lawyer claims Cevei Sju is a victim of mistaken identity and that his account was actually hacked! He refused extradition to the US, and the Milan court is deciding whether to hand him over.
This scandal casts a shadow over the global fight against the pandemic and reveals how vaccines have become targets of powerful cyberattacks. Is Cevei Sju just a pawn in a big geopolitical game or a real criminal? The Italian court has the task to clarify this mess while Cevei and his wife await the outcome in custody.
The FBI says the hacker group tried to steal key vaccine data, allegedly in cooperation with Chinese state institutions. What do you think? Is this just another cyber espionage story or something much bigger?
Stay tuned as this case develops and drop a comment – do you trust the lawyer or the FBI? Who’s really to blame in this digital soap opera?
Remember, the world has become a digital battlefield, and vaccines are the new currency!
