US admits it spied on Huawei to prove it was spying
So any evidence may be classified.
US authorities gathered information about Huawei through secret surveillance that they plan to use in a case accusing the Chinese telecom equipment maker of sanctions busting and bank fraud, prosecutors said.
The US continues to slag off Huawei
... and threaten its allies
The US government is continuing to lean on its allies to slag off the Chinese network gear maker Huawei.
China walks away from US cybersecurity truce
Crowdstrike warning
Security outfit Crowdstrike has warned that China has largely abandoned a hacking truce negotiated by Barack Obama as payment for President Donald Trump's trade war with Beijing.
US Carriers may ignore privacy worries
Until Trump gets his wall
US carriers will be given a free pass to do what they like with customer’s data until President Donald Trump gets his wall with Mexico and the government shutdown ends.
US starts glorious ten year plan for Quantum computing
IBM, Intel, and Co to benefit
President Donald Trump took time from his tweeting on December 21 to sign a bi-partisan law on AI
Indians restrict US e-commerce outfits
No affiliated companies or special discounts
US e-commerce giants have been banned by the Indian government from selling products supplied by affiliated companies on their Indian shopping sites and from offering their customers special discounts or exclusive products
US Republicans admit they were hacked
Nothing to see here, no one needs to lose an election
The US Republican Party has admitted that it was hacked during the last election, and while members bayed for blood when the Democrats were hacked, they are surprisingly mellow now it has happened to them.
Two Iranians indicted by US for SamSam
Don't expect them to face jail-time
US federal prosecutors have indicted two Iranian officials for creating and deploying the SamSam ransomware, which exploits a deserialisation vulnerability in Java-based servers.
US to get its own privacy bill
Expect much Facebook and Google lobbying
The US is looking at a law which will give it the ability to collect civil penalties if a company misuses consumer data on the internet or allows it to be stolen could be drafted early next year.
Americans unhappy with social media
Want to see regulation
A new poll suggests that the US is getting tired of social media companies and want to see the whole lot regulated.