U.S. Government Enlists Private Firms for Cyber Operations Against Foreign Criminals
The Trump administration is mobilizing private security firms to conduct cyber operations targeting overseas criminal organizations that threaten U.S. interests.
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US Government Authorizes Private Cyberattacks Against Criminal Organizations
A new presidential memorandum allows private companies to conduct cyberattacks on behalf of the federal government, targeting transnational criminal organizations.
AI Buildout: A Corporate Takeover of State Capacity
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers in the U.S. highlights a troubling intersection of corporate interests and government policy, raising significant concerns about social and ecological impacts.
White House Accelerates Quantum-Resistant Crypto Transition Deadline
The Biden administration has expedited the timeline for federal agencies to adopt quantum-resistant encryption, aiming to safeguard sensitive data against emerging quantum computing threats.
Trump Orders Federal Purge of Anthropic Software Amid AI Dispute
President Trump has ordered a complete removal of Anthropic's software from federal systems, escalating tensions over the company's AI safeguards.
CISA Will Not Attend RSA Conference Amid Leadership Changes
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has confirmed it will skip the upcoming RSA Conference, a decision linked to recent leadership changes and internal reviews.
China: Chinese Tech Firms Energized by Central Economic Work Conference’s Innovation Focus
The recent Central Economic Work Conference in China has set a clear agenda for innovation, providing a boost to the country's tech firms eager to advance in a competitive landscape.
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