The company upset Chinese regulators by pushing ahead with a $4.4 billion listing in the US despite being asked to put it on hold. Shareholders will vote on its US delisting plan on May 23.

The draft order would grant Attorney General Merrick Garland authority to review and potentially bar some commercial transactions involving the sale of or access to data

The pillars of the new law include protecting sensitive technology, strengthening supply chains for semiconductors and encouraging new tech such as artificial intelligence

A study gave instances of participants winding up US companies, participating in China's talent programmes and working at entities aiding the People's Liberation Army

The service was used in the laundering process for North Korea’s Axie Infinity heist, processing over $20.5 million in illicit proceeds, officials said

State hackers stole technology secrets from about 30 multinationals in the energy, manufacturing and pharmaceutical fields in East Asia, Europe and North America since 2019, it said

The US administration is aware that measures would have ramifications for the more than 180 countries that use Hikvision cameras

Pentagon officials were impressed by SpaceX's swift effort to block an electro-magnetic attack by Russia that aimed to jam its Starlink satellite internet service for people in Ukraine

In 2021, China implemented legislation requiring international and domestic companies to re-evaluate how they handle Chinese personal data

Thunes has taken a majority stake in the Tookitaki financial crime detection and prevention company for $20 million

On the 'dark Web', things are taken further by pro-Russia and pro-Ukrainian actors alike, with both sides leaking sensitive data and moving to disrupt various services

Public documents show that dozens of companies and entities have bought software such as "One person, one file" in recent years to upgrade their surveillance tools