US-Paraguay cybersecurity teamwork exposes Chinese hackers infiltrating networks—proof the digital battlefield is heating up worldwide.

The US Treasury Department wants to tighten its grip on foreign land deals near military sites due to national security concerns.

Tensions soared as Chinese balloons provoke Taiwan, signaling military posturing, regional unease, and potential espionage.

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Amid escalating US-China tensions, reports of Chinese nationals breaching US military bases spotlight the complex interplay of espionage and diplomacy in the delicate balance of national security.

Microsoft recently released a detailed report, identifying a Chinese hacking group installing a malicious code aimed for intel-gathering.

A Chinese-owned telecommunications company, Yealink, has been found to have security issues that may compromise US users’ data.

China has been stealing data, including DNA files, to advance its economic, security, and foreign-policy goals, the US government says.

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In the wake of a failed espionage operation which compromised a U.S. Naval officer, Chinese spies have pled guilty to attempts to steal tech.

Ten days ago, another case of Chinese espionage came to a tentative end. Three Chinese nationals, who were arrested for spying, received varying prison sentences. The three individuals had been caught illegally photographing the U.S. Naval Air Station in Key West, Florida, on two separate instances in December and January. During the first instance, Lyuyou […]

Editor’s note: This article was written by Eren Ersozoglu and originally published on Grey Dynamics.  Since 2012, the U.S. has accused Huawei of being a potential tool for surveillance abroad. While on the surface Huawei is not state-owned, Chinese legislation requires companies to assist in national intelligence work. And this should be viewed in the […]

The FBI has released a wanted poster for Yanqing Ye, a lieutenant in China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA), who has been accused of lying on her visa application and researching U.S. military and college websites for her country. Ye studied at Boston University from October 2017 through April 2019 and is one of three people […]