US to Ban Chinese and Russian Auto Tech Over National Security Concerns
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced major restrictions on Chinese and Russian automotive technology, citing cybersecurity risks in modern connected vehicles. The ban targets vehicle connectivity and automated driving systems starting 2027, amid growing concerns about data security and foreign influence.
US Unveils Sweeping Controls on Global AI Chip Exports
The Biden administration introduces new framework restricting advanced AI chip exports, allowing unrestricted access to key allies while imposing strict caps on other nations. The controversial policy aims to maintain US technological advantage but faces industry pushback over potential impact on innovation and supply chains.
Chinese Hacker Group Launches Major Cyber Espionage Campaign Against Japanese Government and Industry
A Chinese state-linked hacker group called Mirror Face has conducted over 200 cyberattacks against Japanese government agencies and corporations between 2019-2024. The sophisticated phishing campaign targeted sensitive information related to national security, aerospace, and semiconductor industries.
Federal Ban on TP-Link Routers Could Disrupt US Home and Business Networks
Federal agencies are investigating Chinese networking giant TP-Link over cybersecurity concerns, potentially affecting 65% of US router users. The proposed ban could force millions to transition to pricier alternatives while raising broader questions about US-China trade relations and network security standards.
Supreme Court Leans Towards TikTok Ban Amid National Security Debate
US Supreme Court justices signal support for legislation that could ban TikTok unless ByteDance sells its US operations by January 19. The landmark case weighs national security concerns against free speech rights, with potential far-reaching implications for foreign-owned social media platforms.
China's Submarine Cable-Cutting Patents Raise Global Security Concerns
Chinese institutions have developed specialized devices designed to sever undersea communications cables, according to patent documents. The revelations come amid suspicious incidents of damaged cables worldwide, with Chinese vessels spotted near several incident sites.
Chinese Hackers Target Japan in Long-Running Cyber Espionage Campaign
Japanese authorities reveal MirrorFace, a China-linked threat actor, has conducted sophisticated cyberattacks against critical sectors since 2019. The campaign deployed advanced malware and evasion techniques to target government agencies, think tanks, and technology sectors, highlighting persistent threats to national security.
Pentagon Warns of China's Growing AI and Surveillance Tech Dominance
The U.S. Department of Defense report reveals China's ambitious plans to become the global AI leader by 2030 through military-civilian tech fusion and advanced surveillance capabilities. The Pentagon warns of serious implications for global security as China exports surveillance technologies and develops AI-enabled military systems.
Chinese Vessel Suspected in Strategic Taiwan-US Undersea Cable Sabotage
A Chinese-linked cargo ship is under investigation for deliberately damaging a critical undersea internet cable connecting Taiwan and the US, raising regional security concerns. The incident follows similar cases of suspected cable sabotage and comes amid increasing cyberattacks targeting Taiwan's infrastructure.
TikTok Algorithm Shows Bias Toward Pro-China Content, Study Finds Ahead of Supreme Court Battle
A new Rutgers University study reveals TikTok's algorithm may be suppressing anti-CCP content while amplifying pro-China messaging, just days before a crucial Supreme Court hearing. The research found heavy TikTok users express more favorable views of China's human rights record compared to other social media users.