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Tag: china
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US-China tech war weighs on Apple’s iPhone 15 launch
Chinese government favours Huawei’s latest as an iPhone killer. -
Meta shuts down Chinese influence campaign
Spam content targeted users in Australia, UK, and US. -
Cyber criminals are getting faster
Could you stop a breach in just 7 minutes? -
Chinese hackers break into US government emails
Microsoft reveals hacks went undetected for over a month. -
TikTok execs deny giving Aussie data to China
Claim the company would reject access requests from Beijing. -
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What is the ‘splinternet’?
The internet is less whole than you might think. -
Government issues high alert for Chinese hackers
Five Eyes nations warn the cyber spies are hard to detect. -
Alibaba to release ChatGPT rival
China says AI must reflect “core socialist values". -
TikTok CEO tries to fight impending US ban
Grilled for five hours at Congressional hearing. -
UK, NZ smash the ban hammer on TikTok
Governments spurred by potential China surveillance threat. -
US shoots down Chinese spy balloon
What exactly is a spy balloon and how does it work? -
Chinese students to return to Australia ASAP
China to no longer recognise overseas online qualifications. -
China-made cameras still used in Aus govt agencies
There are almost 600 controversial Hikvision and Dahua units. -
Alibaba founder Jack Ma squeezed out of power
Billionaire became a liability after angering Chinese authorities. -
UK, US bans China-made surveillance cameras
Australia may follow but “not front of mind” for ASIO boss right now. -
US talent ban cripples Chinese semiconductor makers
American citizens barred from supporting foreign chip manufacturers. -
Reason TikTok wrote to government revealed
Wanted to contest ‘flawed’ data revelations. -
Eavesdropping exploit found in fibre-optic cables
May be used to spy on conversations a kilometre away. -
Australian TikTok data can be accessed by China
Contradicts previous claims made to Australian Parliament. -
Shanghai data breach details confirmed
Chinese government remains silent on leaked information.