Beijing turns cybersecurity into a visible market ranking China’s new cybersecurity labeling system marks a major step in turning product…
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Inside the Alleged 10-Petabyte Tianjin Breach: Why a Suspected Hack of China’s Supercomputing Hub Could Reshape the Cybersecurity Debate
A hacker’s claim to have stolen more than 10 petabytes of sensitive information from China’s National Supercomputing Center (NSCC) in…
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The Notepad++ Breach and the New Era of State‑Backed Cyber Espionage
In early February 2026, the world of open-source software was shaken when Don Ho, creator of Notepad++, revealed a chilling…
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Singapore Telecom Breach: UNC3886’s China Ties Revealed
On 9 February 2026, Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency revealed a major cyber spy attack on the country’s entire phone and…
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The Dragon in the Device: China’s Ruthless Infiltration of British Democracy
The digital age was supposed to usher in a new era of global connectivity, but for the United Kingdom, it…
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Taiwan Under Fire: Beijing’s Assault on Democracy and Chips
Chinese state-linked cyber operations against Taiwan critical infrastructure surged again in 2025, underlining how Beijing is waging a long‑term hybrid…
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China’s Brickstorm Malware: A Silent Cyber Invasion
Imagine discovering that spies have secretly lived inside your home’s walls for over a year, quietly stealing your secrets and…
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