
Chinese intelligence agents are reportedly using LinkedIn to target Western professionals
Chinese intelligence operatives are reportedly using LinkedIn to approach Western professionals and gather sensitive information through online networking.
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Chinese intelligence operatives are reportedly using LinkedIn to approach Western professionals and gather sensitive information through online networking.

Defence technology startup Mach Industries has reached a $1.8 billion valuation, marking a fourfold increase in just one year as investor interest in military innovation and autonomous…

SpaceX has been awarded $6.45 billion in new U.S. Space Force contracts, strengthening its role in military satellite and defence programs ahead of its highly anticipated IPO. The…

The US Department of Defence has confirmed that hostile actors used commercially available location data to track and surveil American troops in active military zones. Lawmakers are now…

US military personnel in active deployment zones were reportedly targeted using commercially available location data. Lawmakers are urging stronger privacy protections and warning that the…

The Dutch government has blocked a proposed acquisition by a US company, citing potential risks to national security and public interest. The move highlights growing scrutiny of foreign…

A former US defence contractor has been ordered to pay $10 million for selling sensitive hacking tools to a Russian broker, raising cybersecurity and national security concerns.

Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the US cybersecurity agency, CISA, has withdrawn, creating uncertainty about the leadership of the nation’s cyber defence efforts.

US lawmakers are split over renewing key surveillance laws as expiration nears, with debates focused on warrantless surveillance and privacy protections.

NSA is reportedly using Anthropic’s Mythos AI system despite ongoing tensions within the Pentagon, highlighting growing reliance on advanced AI tools.

The Trump administration is planning a $700 million budget cut to a key cybersecurity agency, raising concerns over national security and cyber defence readiness.

The U.S. Department of Defence warns that Anthropic’s restrictions on AI use could create national security risks, highlighting tensions between safety policies and military needs.
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