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From black hat hackers attempting to break into government computer systems, to white hat security experts working to crack and improve protections on popular internet browsers, cybersecurity affects us all. Every day hackers steal millions of pieces of personal data and, as former NSA contractor Edward Snowden revealed, sometimes it may be our own governments doing the snooping.
The US and China should consider how the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies and investors can be properly protected in the United States without raising unfair security concerns.
Vigilance is needed to prevent being duped by scams, the latest involving AI -generated images and imitated voices on a video call which duped company out of HK$200 million
The number of such crimes is rising fast in Hong Kong, underlining the need for greater vigilance by authorities and the public.
Recent breaches are another reminder that greater care needs to be exercised by those using data – and those providing it.
Lessons must be learned from a privacy breach at an online marketplace that saw details of city users compromised as well as from the probe that followed.
Caught between demands from Washington and Beijing, ByteDance has chosen the route of resistance in the US.
Copilot for Security is part of Microsoft's ongoing effort to infuse its major product lines with AI tools from partner OpenAI and persuade corporate customers to buy subscriptions.
PLA cuts ties with China Far East International Tendering Co, saying the company violated confidentiality rules by forwarding information via WeChat and email and storing documents on unprotected computers.
Financial services and logistics were the hardest-hit sectors in Hong Kong, while manufacturing was the most impacted across Greater China by ransomware.
They will use an online platform to learn how to use Microsoft’s AI tools to gain workplace skills and to be able to recognise cybersecurity threats.
Many Chinese netizens on Weibo and former Global Times editor Hu Xijin praised TikTok for urging American users to flood legislators with calls against a new bill.
Supply disruptions are limiting the country’s ability to make high-end cybersecurity products, according to QAX chairman Qi Xiangdong.
Premier Li Qiang says Beijing will help unity ‘between the military and the government, and between the military and the people’.
More than 83 per cent of organisations said they intend to use GenAI to combat fraud efforts, according to report.
Commissioner of Police Raymond Siu says cooperation between the force and security industry can significantly bolster efforts to fight crime throughout the city.
Country’s top political advisory body is told that excessive use of security systems is hurting the hospitality sector.
Jack Teixeira, once a low-level Massachusetts Air National Guard IT specialist, was accused of orchestrating the most damaging leak of US classified documents in a decade.
Chinese aerospace agencies outline how 600 million-camera Skynet inspires system to watch assets at lunar research station and track foreign visitors arriving on and leaving the moon.
Head of the National Administration of State Secrets Protection wrote that public must know their obligations under amended Law on Guarding State Secrets.
Unprecedented directive focuses on tackling the legal means by which foreign adversaries gain access, such as obtaining information via data brokers.
Reported scam losses hit HK$5.49 billion last year with fraudsters changing methods to trick victims.
The company says its latest upgrade makes iMessage more secure than WhatsApp, Telegram, Skype, QQ, WeChat – or even Signal.
Joe Biden’s campaign is embracing TikTok to court younger voters ahead of the US presidential elections, but American adults are split whether the video-sharing app should even operate in the country.
Negligence and a lack of precautions are making critical departments and companies vulnerable to attack, state security ministry said.
A group of cyber hackers based in India have become a major headache for China’s cybersecurity.
The company announced the find as it rolled out a blanket ban on state-backed hacking groups using its AI products.
Japan first found out about its cybersecurity weaknesses in 2020 when the US warned some of Tokyo’s cables had been breached by Chinese hackers.
US President Joe Biden’s 2024 campaign launched its new account to reach young voters ahead of the presidential election in November.
In a letter to Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, lawmakers urged that China-based ByteDance be added to ‘Entity List’ to address ‘critical vulnerabilities’ created by company’s access to US software.
The Dutch intelligence agency said it uncovered a Chinese-state-backed attempt to use malware to spy on a computer network that’s used by the country’s armed forces.