Owen Crane | Vision Times China is Australia’s biggest trading partner. (pixabay / CC0 1.0) On June 28, Australian parliament passed national security legislation that bans foreign powers from meddling in the island nation’s government, media, and higher education. The...
Phil Mercer | Voice of America (ctamericas) SYDNEY — National security concerns are likely to result in Chinese telecom giant Huawei being blocked from a major 5G mobile wireless project in Australia, according to local media reports. They say that intelligence...
Leo Timm | Epoch Times The Communist Party employs a variety of carrots and sticks to create a ‘united front,’ eroding open society Chinatown, Sydney (Enoch Lau, Wikipedia) One day in late May 2005, Chinese envoy Chen Yonglin gathered his...
VOA News US Department of Justice (VOA) Three Chinese nationals were accused of hacking computers in three corporations, the U.S. Department of Justice said Monday. Wu Yingzhuo, Dong Hao and Xia Lei were indicted Monday by a grand jury "for...
Oiwan Lam | Global Voices Kryptowire, a security firm, recently identified several models of Android mobile devices that have preinstalled permanent software, known as firmware, that serve as backdoor that collects sensitive personal data, including text messages, geolocations, contact lists,...
Xiao Yu | VOA news Day & Night Color IP surveillance camera (howtogeek) WASHINGTON — Imagine a world where almost everyone can be tracked, and everything can be seen by cameras linked directly to the Chinese government. The rapid growth of...
Tina Chung | VOA news 500,000 paid commentators are employed by Chinese communist party "Fifty Cent" army (Paul Pasieczny - freepik) U.S. network security experts say Chinese hackers recently launched a network attack targeting people attending a U.S.-Taiwan Defense Industry...
(free.photo) The background checks of 21.5 million U.S. federal employees with security clearances are the crown jewels in the Chinese regime’s new system to spy on Americans. The files were allegedly stolen by Chinese hackers who breached the U.S. Office of Personnel...
A Chinese woman was arrested for allegedly downloading the sensitive files on U.S. dams. The security breach had U.S. officials worried that China could be planning to attack America’s power grid.
