#китай
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LightSpy Spyware Operator Undone by a KFC Order in His Real Name
Arctic Wolf researchers tied the Chinese LightSpy spyware to a commercial contractor after one of its operators ordered food from KFC using his real name and office address.
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U.S. bans imports of new foreign humanoids, robot dogs and inverters
The Federal Communications Commission cited a threat to national security. The ban hits China first and foremost, as it dominates these markets.
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Flying Eagle Android trojan source spreads across Telegram, traces found on 170 servers
Researchers at Hunt.io and NetAskari have found traces of the Flying Eagle remote-access framework on 170 servers — against the backdrop of its source code leaking into criminal Telegram channels.
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The Gray Market for Tokens: How LLM Access Gets Resold at a Discount
An investigation by Matt Lenhard describes the ecosystem that has grown up around reselling language-model tokens by pooling API keys — mostly in China.
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DeepSeek Pauses Funding Round After Leak of Liang Wenfeng's Remarks on the Compute Gap With the U.S.
A written transcript of a meeting between DeepSeek's founder and investors has surfaced online. After remarks about how far the company lags behind the U.S. in available computing power were leaked, the startup, according to the publication, paused its fundraising.
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US Treasury Threatens Sanctions Over Moonshot's “Distillation” of Fable
Washington has accused China's Moonshot of illegally copying Anthropic's Fable model to build Kimi K3, and the Treasury has threatened sanctions and an Entity List designation.
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Enough Being Surprised by Chinese AI
Two Chinese companies have unveiled models that, by their own account, rival the best systems from OpenAI and Anthropic. The Western reaction — panic and talk of a “Sputnik moment” — is itself far more surprising than the releases.
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Open Models Scare OpenAI. Should the US Be Afraid of Them?
The success of the Chinese open-weight model Kimi K3 has ignited a debate over banning such systems in the US. Behind all the talk of safety lies a far more mundane problem: frontier labs are finding it ever harder to turn AI into a business.
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Apple Intelligence Approved for Launch in China Running on Alibaba's Qwen
Chinese authorities have approved the launch of Apple Intelligence in the country — its AI features will run on Alibaba's Qwen model. The agreement, reported to be in the works as far back as last year, marks a major step forward for Apple's AI ambitions in a key market.
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Chinese hackers expand ORB network with new LONGLEASH backdoor
The UAT-7810 group is developing the LONGLEASH malware to expand its ORB network by breaching vulnerable network devices, primarily unpatched Ruckus routers.