China Condemns Japan’s Cyber Strategy as Regional Tensions Rise
China urges Japan to cease cyber activities threatening regional stability, citing risks to sovereignty and security amid technological militarization concerns.
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OpenAI Flags ‘High’ Cybersecurity Risks in Next-Gen AI Models
OpenAI warns next-gen AI models may pose high cybersecurity threats, outlines defensive strategies and new initiatives to counter risks.
Mainland Criticizes Taiwan’s RedNote Ban as Youth Impact Grows
Taiwan’s ban on mainland app RedNote sparks criticism, impacting 3M users and youth access to information. Beijing calls for dialogue.
RedNote Ban Sparks Confusion in Taiwan Region
Taiwan’s RedNote ban faces public skepticism as local data contradicts official cybersecurity claims, disrupting digital life across the region.
Taiwan Faces Backlash Over RedNote App Ban Amid Political Tensions
Taiwan authorities face public criticism after banning RedNote, a popular app linked to the Chinese mainland, citing fraud concerns. Critics call the move politically motivated.
UAE Warns Travelers of Data Theft Risks at Public Chargers
The UAE Cyber Security Council warns travelers of rising data theft risks at public charging stations, urging caution to avoid ‘juice jacking’ attacks in 2025.
China Exposes U.S. Cyber Intrusion: Key Evidence Revealed
Chinese authorities reveal evidence of U.S. NSA cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, escalating tensions in global cybersecurity.
China Denies U.S. Cybersecurity Breach Allegations
China refutes U.S. claims of state-linked cyberattacks, urging evidence-based dialogue and international cooperation on digital security matters.
Italy Pioneers EU’s First Comprehensive AI Law: Privacy, Oversight & Youth Protections
Italy becomes the first EU nation to enact comprehensive AI legislation, prioritizing privacy, oversight, and youth protections while balancing innovation and cybersecurity.
U.S. AI Firm Anthropic Tightens Restrictions on Chinese-Linked Entities
U.S. AI startup Anthropic expands restrictions on Chinese-linked entities, citing security risks amid growing tech tensions.
China’s Top Legislature to Address Key Laws, Economic Reports in September Session
China’s top legislature prepares to review cybersecurity updates, economic strategies, and public health laws during pivotal September session.
U.S. Chip Security Act Sparks Global Tech Concerns
New U.S. chip regulations raise security and trade concerns amid allegations of vulnerabilities in American-made semiconductors. Global implications analyzed.
China Condemns U.S. Cyberattacks, Vows Firm Response
China accuses the U.S. of cyberattacks via allied nations, vows protective measures while advocating global cooperation on cybersecurity.
China Summons Nvidia Over AI Chip Security Concerns
China’s cyberspace regulator questions Nvidia about security risks in H20 AI chips amid U.S. legislative push for export controls on advanced semiconductor technology.
China Denies Alleged Ties to Microsoft Cyberattacks
China rejects Microsoft’s claims linking cyberattacks to Chinese groups, emphasizing need for evidence-based cybersecurity cooperation amid global digital tensions.
Trump’s Cyber Comments Spark Global Debate on US-China Relations
Former US President Trump’s remarks on alleged cyber activities by the US against China ignite discussions on diplomacy and cybersecurity.
China Intensifies AI Regulation: Over 3,500 Products Scrutinized
China’s cyberspace authorities address over 3,500 non-compliant AI products since April, targeting deepfakes and unlabeled content to ensure ethical AI development.
Chinese Mainland Police Target 20 Taiwan Suspects in DPP-Linked Cyberattacks
Guangzhou police accuse 20 Taiwan suspects of cyberattacks linked to the DPP’s ICEFCOM, escalating cross-strait tensions over cybersecurity.
Guangzhou Cyberattack Linked to DPP-Backed Hackers: Police Report
Guangzhou police report links cyberattacks on a tech firm to a DPP-backed hacker group, raising cross-strait security concerns.
China’s Cyberspace IDs Hit 6 Million as Online Privacy Push Gains Momentum
China’s cyberspace ID system, designed to protect online privacy, has reached 6 million users. New regulations set to take effect in July aim to minimize personal data exposure.