Google has warned of a China-backed cyber-espionage campaign targeting diplomats in Southeast Asia, attributed to the hacking group UNC6384. The attacks involved compromising Wi-Fi networks to install malware disguised as software updates, threatening sensitive diplomatic data. This issue underscores the escalating cybersecurity tensions between the US and China, with Microsoft also identifying state-backed Chinese hackers exploiting software vulnerabilities. The situation reflects a broader concern regarding cyber threats against key global institutions, highlighting the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures among diplomatic and governmental bodies, particularly in the face of persistent state-sponsored cyber activities.