World reacts to South Korea declaring martial law
The United States said it was “seriously concerned” after South Korea, one of Washington’s closest allies, unexpectedly ...
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Chinese hackers are still lurking in U.S. telecom networks despite government efforts, officials warn
China-linked spies are still lurking inside U.S. telecommunications networks roughly six months after American officials ...
British Steel faces nationalisation under Government plans
The nationalisation of British Steel is being considered by Government ministers, The Telegraph can reveal. It comes amid ...
China hits out at latest US effort to block Beijing’s access to chip technology
The Chinese government has slammed America’s introduction of fresh export controls on US-made semiconductors that Washington ...
China's 'Salt Typhoon' Hackers Breached US Networks Using Existing Flaws
The group has been targeting 'Cisco-specific features' to help it break into US telecommunication networks, according to a ...
US official fighting Chinese telecom intrusions urges more encryption
A senior U.S. official who is among those working to evict alleged Chinese hackers from American telecom companies has a word ...
California man charged with shipping weapons to North Korea
A California man has been charged with illegally shipping weapons and ammunition to North Korea. Federal authorities in Los Angeles say 41-year-old Shenghua Wen is charged with conspiring to violate ...
US officials still working to evict Chinese hackers from major US telecom networks
US officials are still trying to help major telecom providers evict Chinese government-backed hackers from their networks and ...
U.S. officials say they still have not expelled Chinese telco hackers
U.S. officials said Tuesday they had not expelled Chinese hackers from telecommunications companies, warning concerned users ...
The Guy Who Bought (and Ate) That Banana Art Is Actually a Dangerous Criminal
On the surface, it’s a funny curiosity of a story. But Justin Sun’s involvement takes this into something far more insidious.
South Korean currency tumbles, Euro rises after declaration of martial law
The Korean won was one of the biggest movers on Tuesday, plunging against the U.S. dollar after South Korea's president declared martial law.
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Preparing for the Next Pandemic: Lessons Learned and the Path Forward
Analysts identified 13 specific areas where the feds failed us on COVID-19 while also outlining a framework for public health ...