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China unleashes hackers against its friend Russia, seeking war secrets

Economic Times

Economic Times · 27d ago

China unleashes hackers against its friend Russia, seeking war secrets

Since the start of the Ukraine war, Chinese government-linked groups have repeatedly hacked Russian companies and government agencies to seek military secrets, indicating a more complex relationship between Moscow and Beijing than publicly stated. Despite their alliance, China targets Russia for intelligence on modern warfare tactics and technologies. Various Chinese hacking groups, including Mustang Panda, have been identified in these efforts, suggesting a lack of mutual trust and collaboration on military advancements, despite official partnerships.

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Russia has secret war drones project in China: Report

Money Control

Money Control · 9m ago

Russia has secret war drones project in China: Report

Russia has reportedly established a weapons programme in China to produce long-range attack drones for use in the war against Ukraine. According to European intelligence agency sources and documents reviewed by Reuters, Russian state-owned company Almaz-Antey's subsidiary, IEMZ Kupol, has developed a new drone model called Garpiya-3 (G3) in China with the assistance of local experts. Kupol claims to be able to produce drones in China to deploy in the war. The White House National Security Council expressed deep concern over this alleged drone programme, which it views as China providing lethal assistance to a US-sanctioned Russian firm.

Microsoft and OpenAI say hackers are using ChatGPT to improve cyberattacks

The Verge

The Verge · 1y ago

Microsoft and OpenAI say hackers are using ChatGPT to improve cyberattacks

Microsoft and OpenAI have identified instances of hackers using large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT to enhance their cyberattacks. These hackers, including groups from Russia, North Korea, Iran, and China, utilize LLMs to refine attack scripts, develop social engineering techniques, and research potential targets. While there have been no significant attacks observed yet, Microsoft and OpenAI are actively shutting down associated accounts and assets. They also express concerns about future uses, such as voice impersonation, and stress the importance of using AI to defend against AI attacks.

Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools

Reuters · 1y ago

Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools

According to a report by Microsoft, state-backed hackers from Russia, China, and Iran have been using OpenAI's tools to improve their hacking techniques. These hackers are utilizing large language models, also known as AI, to develop more convincing emails and generate content for spear-phishing campaigns. In response, Microsoft has implemented a ban on state-backed hacking groups accessing its AI products. The use of AI tools by hackers raises concerns about the potential misuse and abuse of the technology.

SpaceX will try to stop Russia using Starlink internet, Ukraine says, after Musk denied it was happening at all

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

SpaceX will try to stop Russia using Starlink internet, Ukraine says, after Musk denied it was happening at all

Ukraine is reportedly collaborating with Elon Musk's SpaceX to prevent Russia from using Starlink terminals in its war against Ukraine. The move comes after a dispute over whether Russia had access to the technology in the first place. Ukraine claims that it is acquiring the terminals and putting them to use in the occupied territories, and it is now working with SpaceX to find a solution to ensure that only Ukrainian forces can use Starlink in these areas. The collaboration aims to maintain communication capabilities and support Ukraine's drone operations in war-torn territories.

North Korea may send more troops to Russia in July or August for Ukraine war, Seoul says

Economic Times

Economic Times · 20d ago

North Korea may send more troops to Russia in July or August for Ukraine war, Seoul says

North Korea plans to send more troops to Russia in July or August to support the Ukraine war, according to South Korean lawmakers briefed by the National Intelligence Service (NIS). Russia is reportedly preparing a large-scale assault against Ukraine in the same timeframe, and North Korea is supplying arms to Russia. In exchange, North Korea receives technical advice on satellite launches and missile guidance systems. Both countries cite mutual defense pact cooperation as the basis for their collaboration.

Video call screensharing error gets Nvidia sued over 'stolen trade secrets'

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Video call screensharing error gets Nvidia sued over 'stolen trade secrets'

Automotive technology company Valeo has filed a lawsuit against graphics chip giant Nvidia, alleging that Nvidia saved millions of dollars by using stolen trade secrets. The lawsuit claims that during a video call screen-sharing session, a senior staff member from Nvidia mistakenly displayed a file from Valeo, proving he stole its tech secrets. Valeo accuses the employee and Nvidia of undermining their hard work and innovation, seeking injunctive relief and damages for trade secret misappropriation. Nvidia has not yet responded to the lawsuit.

US, UK accuse China of cyberespionage that hit millions of people

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

US, UK accuse China of cyberespionage that hit millions of people

US and British officials have accused China of carrying out a widespread cyberespionage campaign targeting millions of individuals and companies, including lawmakers, academics, journalists, and defense contractors. The hacking group, known as Advanced Persistent Threat 31 (APT31), is allegedly linked to China's Ministry of State Security. The aim of the hacking operation was to suppress critics, compromise government institutions, and steal trade secrets. Seven alleged Chinese hackers have been indicted in the US, while the UK has accused APT31 of hacking British lawmakers and an electoral watchdog. China has dismissed the allegations as unfounded.

State-sponsored hackers are having a blast with LLMs — Microsoft and OpenAI warn new tactics could cause more damage than ever before

Techradar

Techradar · 1y ago

State-sponsored hackers are having a blast with LLMs — Microsoft and OpenAI warn new tactics could cause more damage than ever before

Hackers sponsored by state actors are leveraging LLMs (large language models) and AI tools to enhance their tactics in cyber-attacks. Microsoft and OpenAI have detected attacks from Russia, North Korea, Iran, and China, where LLMs were used to refine hacking techniques and create more credible social engineering campaigns. Hackers are also utilizing AI to gather intelligence on potential targets, automate operations, and exploit software vulnerabilities. Microsoft and OpenAI have been actively disabling accounts used by these threat actors and will continue collaborating to improve cybersecurity measures.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella worries hackers could cause a 'breakdown of world order'

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella worries hackers could cause a 'breakdown of world order'

In an interview with NBC News, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned of a possible "breakdown of world order" if nations fail to establish a cyber "Geneva Convention." He urged the US, Russia, and China to come together and defend against cyber attacks from malicious nations. Nadella emphasized the need for an agreement as he believes that if nations start attacking each other, especially targeting civilians, it would mark a new level of global disorder. Microsoft has been advocating for a cyber Geneva Convention for years, seeking international rules to protect against nation-state threats in cyberspace.

Taiwan cyber unit says it will not be intimidated by China bounty offer

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Taiwan cyber unit says it will not be intimidated by China bounty offer

Taiwan's defense ministry asserts it won't be intimidated by China's offer of bounties for the arrest of 20 individuals accused of being Taiwanese military hackers. China claims these hackers belong to Taiwan's military cyber unit and are using domestic laws to sway public opinion and exert control. Taiwan maintains that China's legal system has no jurisdiction over the island, emphasizing its commitment to safeguarding national security against such threats.

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