Capitals also approved the Chinese company Integrity Technology Group and the Chinese company Anxun Information Technology, also known as i-Soon, and its founders Chen Cheng and Wu Haibo, who have been banned from entering the EU, EU sanctions. listing it showed.
According to the details of the sanctions, Anxun Information Technology targeted “critical infrastructure and critical government functions” of EU countries and sold classified information as part of so-called leasing services.
US Department of Justice in March 2025 charged 12 people involved in the i-Soon cyber attack that the US said was carried out at the behest of China’s security services. China’s security services “paid handsomely” for the data the groups stole, the department said.
Integrity Technology Group, another Chinese company, facilitated the activities of the so-called Chinese government hacking group A whirlwind of linenwhich security officials say has targeted organizations in Taiwan for intelligence purposes.
Flax Storm used Integrity products and technology to hack more than 65,000 devices in six EU member states, the EU Council said Monday. The US Treasury Department too has been approved Integrity in January 2025.
England call both Chinese companies were sanctioned late last year.
