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Israeli Advertising Firm Used Online Ads To Spy On Internet Users: Report
Users who visited sites or used apps with the malicious ads could be identified and tracked by Discover-Tech, which would sometimes also try to extract phone numbers from some smartphone users
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Sex, Bribes And Spies: OpenAI Warns Employees Of 'Honey Traps' Targeting AI Secrets
The reported briefings advise OpenAI employees to protect devices, erase meeting-room whiteboards and watch for suspicious approaches that could expose sensitive company information.
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Navy Espionage Case Accused Brought Back To India From Saudi Arabia
He was intercepted at Delhi Airport on October 11 while returning from Saudi Arabia and subsequently remanded to judicial custody.
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How A Missed Email By A UPS Worker May Have Landed US' F-35 Jet Tech At China's Door
Lockheed Martin's F-35 Lightning II is among the world's most advanced fighter jets and is part of the most expensive weapons programme in US history, and Beijing has, for years, targeted the aircraft in espionage efforts.
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China Already Has Spies At Anthropic And OpenAI: Former Researcher
Jacob Coxon Warns China Spies Inside OpenAI and Anthropic Could Steal America's AI Lead at Any Time
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2 Arrested Over Pak-Linked Spy Module In Andhra, Many Naval Personnel Among Suspects
"Operation Firewall 2026" was launched last Thursday as part of an ongoing probe into the alleged espionage module involving 18 suspects, including 13 naval personnel.
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2nd Arrest In Assam For Passing Sensitive Information To Pak Intelligence Operative
Ritesh Kumar Singh, 39, originally from Bihar, was picked up for questioning from a rented house in Satgaon, Guwahati.
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MI5 Warns UK Universities Over Chinese Funding Of Academic Research
MI5 has issued an espionage alert over the China General Technology Research Institute, warning UK universities to review research collaborations linked to the organisation.
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Anthropic Says Claude Assisted Cyberattacks and Military Weapons Development
Anthropic has detailed several cases in which users turned to Claude for cyber espionage and military-related work. The company says one Russia-linked group used the model during an operation targeting organisations in Ukraine and Europe, while a China-linked group used it for intrusions, vulnerability research and intelligence gathering. Anthropic...
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US Scholar Went To China For A Workshop. Then He Stopped Responding
On June 5, the US Consulate General in Guangzhou confirmed to the family that Min Zin had been detained in China's Yunnan province. Chinese authorities accused him of endangering national security.
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US Says Chinese Hackers Broke Into NASA, Senate In Big Security Breach
Victims of QTFY computer intrusion activity included NASA, the Federal Reserve, the US Senate, and the departments of energy, justice, and health and human services, the US Justice Department said.
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US Says Cuba Infiltrated "Highest Reaches" Of American Government
A US State Department report alleged that Cuba's decades-long espionage campaign was "one of the most durable and damaging foreign intelligence penetrations in American history."
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How Russia Built A Spy Network In Heart Of Japan
Ukrainian government estimates cited by the NYT suggest that around 90 per cent of Russian missiles and drones contain parts made in Japan.
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Chits In Walls, Meets In Park: How Italian Spies Sold NATO Secrets To Russia
The 59-year-old retired spy received Euro 4,000 in cash, the agreed-upon price for each highly classified piece of information, after every exchange.
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China Arrests US Think Tank Founder On Suspicion Of Spying
Min Zin, founder of the Institute for Strategy and Policy Myanmar (ISP-M), "has been subjected to criminal compulsory measures", Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian told a news briefing.
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Israeli Advertising Firm Used Online Ads To Spy On Internet Users: Report
Users who visited sites or used apps with the malicious ads could be identified and tracked by Discover-Tech, which would sometimes also try to extract phone numbers from some smartphone users
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Sex, Bribes And Spies: OpenAI Warns Employees Of 'Honey Traps' Targeting AI Secrets
The reported briefings advise OpenAI employees to protect devices, erase meeting-room whiteboards and watch for suspicious approaches that could expose sensitive company information.
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Navy Espionage Case Accused Brought Back To India From Saudi Arabia
He was intercepted at Delhi Airport on October 11 while returning from Saudi Arabia and subsequently remanded to judicial custody.
-
How A Missed Email By A UPS Worker May Have Landed US' F-35 Jet Tech At China's Door
Lockheed Martin's F-35 Lightning II is among the world's most advanced fighter jets and is part of the most expensive weapons programme in US history, and Beijing has, for years, targeted the aircraft in espionage efforts.
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China Already Has Spies At Anthropic And OpenAI: Former Researcher
Jacob Coxon Warns China Spies Inside OpenAI and Anthropic Could Steal America's AI Lead at Any Time
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2 Arrested Over Pak-Linked Spy Module In Andhra, Many Naval Personnel Among Suspects
"Operation Firewall 2026" was launched last Thursday as part of an ongoing probe into the alleged espionage module involving 18 suspects, including 13 naval personnel.
-
2nd Arrest In Assam For Passing Sensitive Information To Pak Intelligence Operative
Ritesh Kumar Singh, 39, originally from Bihar, was picked up for questioning from a rented house in Satgaon, Guwahati.
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MI5 Warns UK Universities Over Chinese Funding Of Academic Research
MI5 has issued an espionage alert over the China General Technology Research Institute, warning UK universities to review research collaborations linked to the organisation.
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Anthropic Says Claude Assisted Cyberattacks and Military Weapons Development
Anthropic has detailed several cases in which users turned to Claude for cyber espionage and military-related work. The company says one Russia-linked group used the model during an operation targeting organisations in Ukraine and Europe, while a China-linked group used it for intrusions, vulnerability research and intelligence gathering. Anthropic...
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US Scholar Went To China For A Workshop. Then He Stopped Responding
On June 5, the US Consulate General in Guangzhou confirmed to the family that Min Zin had been detained in China's Yunnan province. Chinese authorities accused him of endangering national security.
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US Says Chinese Hackers Broke Into NASA, Senate In Big Security Breach
Victims of QTFY computer intrusion activity included NASA, the Federal Reserve, the US Senate, and the departments of energy, justice, and health and human services, the US Justice Department said.
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US Says Cuba Infiltrated "Highest Reaches" Of American Government
A US State Department report alleged that Cuba's decades-long espionage campaign was "one of the most durable and damaging foreign intelligence penetrations in American history."
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How Russia Built A Spy Network In Heart Of Japan
Ukrainian government estimates cited by the NYT suggest that around 90 per cent of Russian missiles and drones contain parts made in Japan.
-
Chits In Walls, Meets In Park: How Italian Spies Sold NATO Secrets To Russia
The 59-year-old retired spy received Euro 4,000 in cash, the agreed-upon price for each highly classified piece of information, after every exchange.
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China Arrests US Think Tank Founder On Suspicion Of Spying
Min Zin, founder of the Institute for Strategy and Policy Myanmar (ISP-M), "has been subjected to criminal compulsory measures", Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian told a news briefing.
