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China's Vapor Panda Hits Over 200 Organizations Using AI Framework ARTEX
CrowdStrike reports that China-based Vapor Panda is using ARTEX, an agentic framework built on large language models, to run dozens of intrusions at once with a small team.
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Google and Meta subsea cables in the Pacific among the most exposed to sabotage
US-owned trans-Pacific undersea cables face growing risks from sabotage. China's activity around this infrastructure is adding to Big Tech's concerns.
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DeepSeek reportedly raises $15B just days after US ban
The Chinese AI lab has closed one of the country's largest funding rounds — only two days after US authorities ordered its technology stripped from federal systems.
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DHS bars DeepSeek products from US federal civilian agencies
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has ordered federal civilian agencies to stop using Chinese firm DeepSeek's products and remove them from government systems.
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How a Chinese Crime Ring Hacked Staples to Steal Millions
Hackers broke into Staples' internal systems, issued gift cards worth millions, and went on a nationwide shopping spree across the U.S.
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China-Linked Hackers Used BeyondTrust Zero-Day to Seize Remote Support Servers
The espionage group Armory Castle exploited a critical flaw in BeyondTrust Remote Support as a zero-day back in late August — a month and a half before a fix shipped.
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China Overtakes the U.S. in R&D Spending for the First Time
According to figures tied to 2024, China has for the first time become the world's largest spender on research and development, edging out the United States.
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China's Manus raises over $500M after failed Meta deal
It's the startup's first funding round since Chinese authorities forced it to abandon a $2 billion acquisition by Meta. Investors include Boyu Capital, IDG Capital, Tencent and others.
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U.S. Offers Up to $10 Million for Information on HAFNIUM Suspect Zhang Yu
The State Department is willing to pay up to $10 million for information on Chinese national Zhang Yu, charged in the U.S. over the 2021 Microsoft Exchange Server attacks.
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TP-Link's US woes deepen: FCC router ban and four state lawsuits
Networking vendor TP-Link faces mounting pressure in the United States: an FCC ban that keeps its newest routers off the market and lawsuits in four separate states.
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TA419 Targets U.S. AI Policy Experts With Microsoft AitM Phishing
A China-aligned cyber espionage crew is impersonating economists, policymakers and even an Anthropic employee to steal the credentials of experts shaping U.S. AI regulation.
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US arrests tech CEO over alleged $300M Nvidia chip smuggling into China
US authorities have detained the head of a technology company accused of illegally shipping about $300 million worth of Nvidia accelerators into China. As Ars Technica notes, Nvidia's chip-smuggling problem is not going away, and the arrests keep coming.
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Experts uneasy over Nvidia's AI chip sales in China and Huang's sway over Trump
China is reportedly weighing whether to let ByteDance and Alibaba buy export-restricted Nvidia chips, even as Jensen Huang's influence over the Trump administration grows.
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US Intelligence Agencies Accuse Chinese AI Firms of Industrial-Scale “Distillation” of Western Models
The NSA, CISA and FBI have issued a joint bulletin claiming that Chinese developers are systematically siphoning off the capabilities of Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok in order to train their own models more cheaply and quickly.
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US Justice Department Reworded Its Statement: Agencies Weren't Victims of Chinese Hackers, but Targets
The US Department of Justice has rewritten its press release about the cyber operation by the QTFY group: the agencies are now called “targets” rather than “victims” of the attacks. The change in wording indicates that only some of the organizations were actually breached.
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Taiwan Accuses Nvidia Manager of Smuggling AI Servers into China
Taiwanese prosecutors have charged nine people, including a senior Nvidia manager and two Supermicro employees, with forging documents and illegally exporting advanced AI servers in violation of US sanctions.
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Distributor of China's Unitree robots to start building its own machines in the US after FCC ban
RoboStore, North America's largest supplier of Unitree's humanoid robots and robot dogs, has wound down its distribution business and pivoted to in-house manufacturing on Long Island after Washington tightened its stance on foreign robotics.
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T-Mobile Cut a Cable With Scissors to Boot Out Chinese Hackers
T-Mobile staff discovered the Chinese group Salt Typhoon inside their network and literally, physically severed the compromised system from the outside world.
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Apple trained its own AI model for China together with Alibaba
Apple, according to Reuters, has developed a separate large language model for the Chinese market with support from Alibaba — a rare example of a US–China partnership in the current political climate.
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ByteDance Is Building a 10-Trillion-Parameter AI Model
TikTok's owner has begun training one of the world's largest neural networks in a bid to challenge Anthropic and outpace its Chinese rivals.
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