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'China spies on us and we spy on them too,' Trump says after report on Iran satellite imagesUS President Donald Trump will discuss nearly all topics with Chinese President Xi Jinping during his upcoming visit. He downplayed reports...- South Korea's expanded espionage law takes effect amid push to protect chip technologyThe National Assembly passed the revised Criminal Act on February 26 after years of criticism that existing laws were ill-suited to punish...
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls for slower AI progress, warns of 'catastrophic' risksAnthropic CEO Dario Amodei advocates for a more measured pace in AI development. He warns that rapid progress could outpace our understandi...
- How Anthropic disrupted bioweapons research efforts, Russian hacking, Chinese Claude misuseA growing number of illegal hacking attempts by rogue AI agents along with concerns over the technology's risks voiced by industry insiders...
- US-China AI race takes a dangerous turn: former White House official says Washington must prepare for extreme measures if China reaches AGI firstA US official proposed extreme options to counter China's potential artificial general intelligence breakthrough. These options include int...
- Chinese espionage in the United States: Why drone incursions are raising fresh security concernsAmerica confronts increasing drone threats over sensitive sites and public events. Federal officials lack a single authority to manage thes...
- In 1949, Soviet Union detonated its first atom bomb, ending U.S. monopoly on atomic weapons, more than seven decades later United States and Russia together hold over 80 per cent of world's nuclear arms stockpileSoviet Union’s first atomic bomb test transformed the international security landscape. On August 29, 1949, the world entered a new stage i...
- US officials revise claims that government agencies were hacked by Chinese, now say they were targetsUS officials have corrected earlier claims that several government agencies were hacked by a Chinese state-sponsored group, clarifying that...
- German firms report rising cyber threat from foreign intelligence services, study showsMore than one in three companies hit by cyberattacks, or 37%, said they had attributed at least one incident in the past 12 months to a for...
- Ex-Google engineer's conviction for stealing AI secrets partially overturnedU.S. District Court Judge Vince Chhabria in San Francisco ruled there was insufficient evidence Ding intended or knew his conduct would ben...
- Pentagon weighs scaling back US military presence across Persian Gulf: ReportThe Pentagon is assessing options to reduce its military presence in the Persian Gulf. Extensive damage from the Iran conflict has prompted...
- Quote of the Day by Sun Tzu: ‘If you sit by a river long enough, the body of your enemy will float by’ - The Art of War on why, when betrayal hurts, moving on can be the strongest revengeAllowing consequences to unfold offers a strategic advantage over immediate retaliation. Patience creates distance and allows facts to emer...
- Under Kash Patel, FBI forges unprecedented law enforcement ties with China, RussiaFBI Director Kash Patel has initiated new law enforcement partnerships with China and Russia. These collaborations focus on transnational c...
- US student visas for Indians plunge 62% as America tightens F-1 approvalsUS student visas issued to Indian nationals fell 62% during the peak admission season in 2025, according to an analysis by the Center for I...
- US data centers may still have a China problem: House panel warns Chinese telecom firms embedded despite FCC actionChinese telecom companies have established a tangible presence in the U.S. internet landscape by holding onto routers and interconnection p...
- CrimeGPT comes knocking: Illegal AI services make cybercrimes cheaper and fasterIllegal AI services are making cybercrimes cheaper and faster. The threat is escalating as state actors and rogue networks weaponise fronti...
- Japan’s new intelligence bureau is here; Why Tokyo is rethinking how it deals with China, Russia and North KoreaJapan is launching a new National Intelligence Bureau to centralize its intelligence gathering. This significant reform addresses growing s...
- Why some people started wearing aluminium foil hats: The famous MIT study that found something completely unexpectedAn MIT experiment found that aluminium foil hats amplified certain radio frequencies instead of blocking them. Written as satire, the study...
- Intern arrested in Belgium on suspicion of spying inside NATO military headquartersA Canadian woman was arrested for espionage at NATO's operational headquarters. Belgian authorities detained the Chinese-origin citizen aft...
- Intern arrested in Belgium on suspicion of spying inside NATO military headquartersBelgian authorities arrested a Canadian intern on espionage charges Friday. She is suspected of spying for a third country and belonging to...
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