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Chinese state-backed hackers targeted the UK's democratic institutions and politicians in two malicious digital campaigns.
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China accessed personal details of about 40 million voters during a cyber-attack on the Electoral Commission.
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Four British parliamentarians critical of Beijing were targeted in a separate attack.
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Individuals and a front company linked to the Chinese state-sponsored cyber-group APT31 were sanctioned by the UK.
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The UK government faced criticism for being slow to respond to the cyber-attacks.
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The UK has bolstered its cyber-defenses since the attacks in 2021 and 2022.
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MPs and peers were among those targeted by cyber-attacks backed by China.
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Labour supported efforts to counter attempts by China to interfere with the democratic process.
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The Chinese government denied the cyber-attack accusations by the UK.
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Lord Cameron raised the cyber-attacks directly with the Chinese foreign minister.
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