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Dutch civil servants are not allowed to use AliExpress, WeChat and other apps on their work phones out of fear of espionage, Dutch broadcaster NOS reported on Friday. NOS, citing sources, said 10 apps, including the earlier announced TikTok app, have been blacklisted for civil servants. The concerned apps were developed in China, Iran, Russia, and North Korea - all countries that Dutch intelligence services AIVD said are guilty of espionage. Reuters could not immediately confirm the NOS report w...

Chinese-based hackers seeking intelligence information breached the email accounts of a number of US government agencies, computer giant Microsoft said.

Billionaire Elon Musk said on Wednesday he thinks China is interested in a cooperative international framework on artificial intelligence, from conversations he had when he visited a few weeks ago. Musk made the remarks in a Twitter Space event with two US congressmen, Democrat Ro Khanna and Republican Mike Gallagher, Reuters said. "China is definitely interested in working in a cooperative international framework for AI regulation," Musk said. He added that he had advocated for artifi...

Chinese-based hackers seeking intelligence information breached the email accounts of a number of US government agencies, computer giant Microsoft said. "The threat actor Microsoft links to this incident is an adversary based in China that Microsoft calls Storm-0558," the company said in a blog post late Tuesday. Microsoft said Storm-0558 gained access to email accounts at approximately 25 organizations including government agencies, AFP said.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: Chinese-based hackers seeking intelligence information breached the email accounts of a number of US government agencies, computer giant Microsoft said.

The US says a Chinese hacker group has breached email accounts belonging to two dozen government agencies, and Microsoft.

A newly uncovered Chinese espionage campaign exploited forged authentication tokens to access its victims’ email accounts, says Microsoft.

US Commerce secretary Gina Raimondo traded barbs with Chinese commerce minister Wang Wentao in May

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A Chinese-based cyber actor has gained access to email accounts of 25 organizations, including federal agencies, in an attempt to collect intelligence from the U.S., Microsoft said in a report released Tuesday. The hackers known as Storm-0558 are “focused on espionage” and gathering intelligence by gaining access to email systems. “This type of espionage-motivated adversary…