An American company says it found evidence that a Chinese group

attacked computers belonging to people and organizations in Cambodia.

U.S.-based security-research company FireEye reports one of the organizations

targeted was Cambodia's National Election Committee.

It says the Chinese group

also hacked computers belonging to Cambodia's ministries of interior,

foreign affairs and economics and finance.

In addition, FireEye says the hackers targeted a jailed opposition leader and his daughter,

human rights activists, media organizations and two Cambodian diplomats overseas.

FireEye says it found that the targets were given corrupted computer files