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South Korean President Orders Military Inspection of Election Systems—Could Democracy Be in Danger?President Yoon Suk Yeol raises concerns about South Korea's election systems, citing flaws and potential data manipulation by hackers.
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From Pagers to Bombs: How Everyday Devices Are Turning Deadly in Modern Warfare A recent attack in Lebanon demonstrates how everyday devices can be weaponized, highlighting vulnerabilities in global supply chains.
Tesla's Invasion of Privacy: Controversy Arises Over Sensitive Driver Data Sharing Tesla's privacy controversy raises concerns over excessive data collection and cybersecurity risks as vehicles become more connected.
AI Could Create 170 Million Jobs by 2030—But Which Jobs Will Disappear? The WEF report predicts AI will create 170M jobs but eliminate 92M, emphasizing the need for skills retraining to adapt.
Cyberattacks from China Targeting Taiwan Surge to 2.4 Million a Day China's cyber attacks targeting Taiwan's government have surged to 2.4 million daily, doubling from last year.
Chinese Router Giant TP-Link Faces U.S. Security Scrutiny Over Hacking Concerns The U.S. investigates TP-Link over security risks linked to Chinese routers, amid concerns of hacking and market dominance.
14 North Korean Hackers Are Wanted by the U.S.—Department of State Offers $5 Million Reward The U.S. offers up to $5M for info on 14 North Korean IT developers accused of stealing $88M and conducting fraud against U.S. firms.
South Korean President Orders Military Inspection of Election Systems—Could Democracy Be in Danger? President Yoon Suk Yeol raises concerns about South Korea's election systems, citing flaws and potential data manipulation by hackers.
T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon Breached: How China is Spying on U.S. Telecoms Security officials urge encrypted messaging after a cyberattack by the Chinese hacker group Salt Typhoon targeting U.S. telecom companies.
3,000 Chinese-made CCTV Cameras in South Korea Raise National Security Concerns Concerns rise over 3,000 Chinese CCTV cameras in Seoul, prompting calls for urgent replacement due to security vulnerabilities.
Trump’s Change of Heart on TikTok: Will He Undo Biden’s Ban? Trump's potential reversal of Biden's TikTok ban raises questions about U.S.-China relations and cybersecurity policies.
North Korea Jams GPS Signals, While Hackers Target South Korean Governement Hacktivists are increasingly targeting South Korea amid the Russia-Ukraine war, posing significant cyber threats to national systems.
Intel Under Fire in China: Security Reviews Threaten Billions in Revenue Intel faces strict security reviews in China over product vulnerabilities, raising concerns about its financial impact amid trade tensions.
Chinese Hackers Compromise US Telecom Firms, Access Surveillance Systems Chinese cyberattack infiltrating the networks of US broadband communication companies is being investigated.
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