Myanmar

Myanmar’s place on the digital frontlines is defined by conflict over information itself. Internet access, social media, and communications platforms are routinely weaponized through shutdowns, filtering, and targeted monitoring.
Threat activity in Myanmar frequently centers on surveillance of activists, journalists, and political groups, alongside takedowns or disruption of platforms used to organize or share news. At the same time, external actors quietly exploit the instability to conduct espionage, harvest data, or test influence operations. Understanding Myanmar’s cyber landscape means recognizing it as a live environment for information warfare, not just traditional hacking.