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Flax Typhoon is a China-linked cyber espionage threat actor associated with operations targeting U.S. infrastructure. It has been referenced alongside Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon in connection with campaigns active during 2024 and 2025 that exploited security weaknesses in network edge devices, including consumer routers, to support intrusions affecting U.S. networks. Reported activity tied to this cluster of campaigns includes the abuse of router vulnerabilities for network disruption, espionage, and theft of intellectual property. Based on the available information, Flax Typhoon is best characterized as an espionage-focused actor operating against infrastructure-related targets in the United States.
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