How China used iPhone hack in Uyghur genocide

The transcript discusses a hack targeting iPhones in 2018, allegedly used by China to spy on its Uighur Muslim minority. The US accuses China of genocide against the Uighurs. The hack is linked to a statement by the CEO of Chihu 360, who advised Chinese hackers to avoid international competitions to prevent tech companies from fixing vulnerabilities. Consequently, China banned participation in such events, leading to the creation of the Tianfu Cup. The winning hack from this competition was similar to one used to infiltrate iPhones used by Uighurs.

What was the primary target of the Chaos hack in 2018?

• Android devices

• Windows computers

• iPhones

• Linux servers

What accusation did the US make against China regarding the Uighur population?

• Economic sanctions

• Genocide

• Trade embargo

• Cyber espionage

What did the CEO of Qihoo 360 suggest to Chinese hackers in 2017?

• To participate in more international competitions

• To stop participating in international hacking competitions

• To collaborate with tech companies

• To focus on developing new software

What was the purpose of the Tianfu Cup competition held in China?

• To develop new consumer technology

• To assist Chinese spy agencies

• To promote international collaboration

• To improve cybersecurity education

What was discovered about the prize-winning hack at the Tianfu Cup?

• It was ineffective against modern devices

• It was unrelated to any known hacks

• It was similar to a hack used to infiltrate iPhones

• It was a new type of malware