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The United States Congress recently held a hearing on TikTok after a three-year hiatus, revisiting concerns over the app's ownership by ByteDance and the possibility of separating it from the Chinese parent company or outright banning it in the US.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded to concerns of Tesla spying for the U.S. government.
US President Joe Biden on Wednesday revoked former President Trump's executive orders trying to ban Chinese short video app TikTok and instant communication app WeChat over national security concerns and issued a new order to review security concerns posed by these apps, the White House said.
Zhou Hongyi, the co-founder of Chinese internet security firm Qihoo 360 Technology accused Microsoft of plagiarism at the 10th Internet Security Conference (ISC 2022) on July 30.
BYD Semiconductor, a BYD subsidiary that is preparing IPO, announced on October 14 that it has created a smart surveillance camera that can be used in multiple scenarios and has a wide range of functions.
According to security agency PeckShield, NFT lending protocol XCarnival was hacked on June 26, and the perpetrator made a profit of 3,087 Ethereum – about $3.8 million.
The Solana ecosystem has experienced a crypto exploit, with users reporting that their funds have been drained without their knowledge across a number of Solana-based hot wallets, including Phantom, Slope and Trust Wallet.
Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili announced on Tuesday that it will launch a required face authentication function before livestreaming.
On Tuesday, Ant Group released its 2021 Annual Report on Consumer Rights Protection. The report indicates that, in 2021, Ant Group launched more than 30 measures in six different aspects to effectively protect consumers' rights.
In truth, even though Zoom’s current security debacle is unsettling to some degree, its outcomes are mostly positive.
On the AI Security Summit, China expressed its willingness to strengthen communication and exchange with all parties on the safe governance of artificial intelligence.
The Cyberspace Administration of China on Friday informed executives of ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing that its proposals to ensure security and prevent data leaks had fallen short of rectification requirements.