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  1. Can Chinese AI companies curb cyber risks from open-weight models without losing their edge? Cybersecurity & hacks · ChinaSouth China Morning PostCN Can Chinese AI companies curb cyber risks from open-weight models without losing their edge?China’s leading artificial intelligence model companies are beginning to curb the cybersecurity capabilities of their most advanced open-weight…
  2. The Sun Cybersecurity & hacks · IranThe SunGB Chinese AI firm linked to Iran’s regime shares sensitive satellite images of RAF base in new spying scandal
  3. Binance Sets Deadline To Fully Reopen Withdrawals After $6.3 Billion North Korea Heist Markets · North KoreaNDTV ProfitIN Binance Sets Deadline To Fully Reopen Withdrawals After $6.3 Billion North Korea HeistBinance initiated a staggered resumption of withdrawals earlier this month after the cyberattack forced restrictions on transactions across…
  4. Nvidia scandal raises new concerns about scale of Chinese spying Cybersecurity & hacks · BeijingThe Sydney Morning HeraldAU Nvidia scandal raises new concerns about scale of Chinese spyingChina’s espionage efforts are intensifying in its backyard as Beijing continues to expand its military footprint in the… 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age
  5. Everyone spies on everyone – but as Jensen Huang may be discovering, China does it best Cybersecurity & hacks · ChinaThe Irish TimesIE Everyone spies on everyone – but as Jensen Huang may be discovering, China does it bestIn my time as a reporter, I was once detained by soldiers after we filmed outside a building…
  6. Spies and silicon chips: Alice Huang’s tangled corporate web Business · SingaporeHong Kong Free PressHK Spies and silicon chips: Alice Huang’s tangled corporate webSingapore-based tech group Megaspeed dealt in billions of dollars’ worth of the world’s most advanced AI chips, but… 4 sources · Hong Kong Free Press, Bangkok Post, NZ Herald, The Citizen
  7. Microsoft apologizes for global outage, rules out cyberattack Sci & TechCGTNCN Microsoft apologizes for global outage, rules out cyberattackMicrosoft apologizes for global outage, rules out cyberattack… 3 sources · CGTN, BBC News, Economic Times
  8. The Daily Star Cybersecurity & hacks · ChinaThe Daily StarBD Ex-Nvidia CEO misled top lawyer on affair with Chinese businesswoman, sources say 6 sources · The Daily Star, GMA News, Investing.com, Reuters +2
  9. Air traffic control, phone systems and emails are all down following China’s AI espionage scandal — is there a common answer? Aviation & airlines · ChinaFortuneUS Air traffic control, phone systems and emails are all down following China’s AI espionage scandal — is there a common answer?The degradation of national security is real. The country deserves far more transparent answers than we have received…
  10. How China mastered the art of the honeytrap: As Nvidia boss Jensen Huang sees an affair detonate his career, we reveal how Beijing is finding new ways to exploit the libidos of powerful men in the West Conflict · BeijingDaily MailGB How China mastered the art of the honeytrap: As Nvidia boss Jensen Huang sees an affair detonate his career, we reveal how Beijing is finding new ways to exploit the libidos of powerful men in the WestWho needs tenacious hackers when the boss of the world's most cutting-edge firm can seemingly fall victim to…
  11. Bessent blames Lutnick's Commerce Department for not restricting Nvidia chips to China Cybersecurity & hacks · ChinaThe Korea TimesKR Bessent blames Lutnick's Commerce Department for not restricting Nvidia chips to ChinaWASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Friday he was frustrated with the Commerce Department’s delay in implementing… 3 sources · The Korea Times, Japan Today, South China Morning Post

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