China's Threat to U.S. National Security

China poses the biggest military and cyber threat to the U.S. and global security, with the ability to invade Taiwan and challenge U.S. operations in the Pacific. The U.S. intelligence report highlights Beijing's coercive pressure against Taiwan, cyber attacks on U.S. targets, and efforts to displace the U.S. as the top AI power by 2030.

Underground Bunkers for Data Centers Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions

Large corporations are investing in underground bunkers to protect their data centers and executives from nuclear blasts amid rising geopolitical tensions. The article discusses the growing value of data, the need for physical data protection, and the impact of natural disasters and cyber attacks on technological infrastructure.

Russian Cyber Attacks on UK Infrastructure

Russia is prepared to launch cyber attacks on Britain that could result in power grid shutdowns and economic damage. The UK is taking steps to prevent such attacks, but there is a looming threat to critical national infrastructure and businesses.

Russian Opposition Activists Facing Increased Threats Abroad

Russian opposition politicians and activists living in exile in Europe are facing increased threats and intimidation from the Russian government, including cyber attacks, surveillance, and physical assaults. The Kremlin is targeting dissenters abroad as part of a wider crackdown on opposition voices. Experts believe Russian security services are using proxies and criminal gangs to carry out attacks on critics. Activists living abroad have had their passports cancelled, limiting their ability to seek legal assistance or return to Russia.

Cryptocurrency Theft Surge in 2024

A new report reveals a significant increase in cryptocurrency theft, with hackers stealing $1.38 billion in the first half of 2024, more than double compared to the same period last year. The top five hacks accounted for 70% of the stolen funds, highlighting vulnerabilities in crypto platforms.

Harassment of Fresno Police Officer and Family

A Fresno police officer and his family were harassed by a man after the officer gave him a jaywalking ticket, leading to a civil lawsuit and criminal charges against the harasser. The harasser was later placed in a mental health diversion program.

Elections Website Security

Federal officials are advising local elections offices to upgrade websites to ensure the integrity of the November elections, but many are not doing so.

US Power Grid Security Risks

US power grids are facing increased risks of cyber and physical attacks as the election approaches, according to the top reliability regulator.

Accusations of Chinese Cyber Activity by New Zealand, U.S., and U.K.

New Zealand accuses China of malicious cyber activity linked to Chinese state actors, echoing similar claims made by the U.S. and U.K. Australian officials also condemn China's alleged cyber attacks. China denies these accusations and emphasizes the importance of evidence-based claims and cybersecurity cooperation.