HACK is trading 1.62% up at $120.50 after U.S. authorities seized domains supporting QScan and QTRouter, hacking platforms allegedly used by a Chinese state-sponsored group against NASA, the Federal Reserve, the Senate, and other sensitive networks.
- The disruption made both platforms inoperable and strengthened demand expectations for cybersecurity exposure.
- HACK jumped 8.18% during the August 27 session, indicating continued sector momentum.
- Broader markets are largely flat to slightly weaker; the move is sector-driven because HACK is an ETF.