Minister Slams Deutsche Telekom over Slow Progress on Huawei Security
Nancy Faeser must rapidly reverse the policy of procrastination on national security encouraged by her own party amongst others.
Former Minister Says China Tracked British Primeminister’s Car Using ‘Little SIMs’
Sir Iain Duncan Smith was likely referring to eSIMs that are standard for Range Rovers used by the last three UK Primeministers.
Australia Requests Tenders for 5G, 6G and Open RAN Security Lab
Reducing the effect of competition on the testing of network security is one component of a strategy to counter Chinese ambitions.
250 Simboxes Seized by Ukraine Raids on Bot Farms
But some of the footage of confiscated equipment appears to have been publicized before.
Russian Satellite Comms Operator Admits Outage and Breach Caused by Cloud Hackers
Dozor-Teleport said it may take weeks to fully recover. The hackers said they supported the Wagner rebellion.
Ukraine Police Raid Another Simbox Bot Farm Pushing Pro-Putin Propaganda
Three people in the city of Vinnytsia have been arrested and each faces a maximum prison sentence of 15 years.
Taiwan to Build 700 Satellite Receivers as Defense Against China Cutting Submarine Cables
USD18mn has been allocated to a project meant to ensure Taiwan’s leaders can always speak with each other and the outside world.
Russia Accuses US of Putting Spyware in iPhones
Cybersecurity business Kaspersky published details of an advanced persistent threat with similarities to NSO Group’s Pegasus surveillance tool.
UK Government Faces Legal Fight with Russian-Founded Investment Firm over Forced Sale of ISP
LetterOne says its ownership of Upp is not a national security risk because they are no longer controlled by Russian oligarchs.
‘Winter Vivern’ Hackers Target Pro-Ukraine Telcos
These bad actors use a combination of techniques including phishing websites and malicious documents that are tailored to their prey.