Telecom Giants Under Fire for Selective Data Breach Notifications in Salt Typhoon Attack
A massive Chinese hack compromised over a million U.S. telecom customers' data, yet AT&T and Verizon only notified select 'high-value' targets. The controversial approach has sparked criticism from privacy advocates who demand full transparency about exposed personal information.
New Bill Demands Strict Cybersecurity Rules for US Telecoms After Chinese Hacking Campaign
Senator Ron Wyden introduces legislation requiring the FCC to implement rigorous cybersecurity regulations for telecommunications companies following the devastating Salt Typhoon breaches by Chinese hackers. The bill mandates annual security testing, independent audits, and executive accountability to protect Americans' communications from foreign espionage.
US Congress Weighs $3 Billion Plan to Remove Chinese Telecom Equipment from Networks
The US House of Representatives is set to vote on a crucial $3 billion defense bill aimed at removing Huawei and ZTE equipment from American telecommunications networks. The funding addresses a significant gap in the existing 'rip and replace' program, which the FCC estimates will cost nearly $5 billion to complete.