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U.S. Opens Door to Private-Sector Offensive Cyber Operations Against Foreign Criminals

The Trump administration has launched a first-of-its-kind program permitting private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal networks, according to a presidential memorandum released this week. Under the new framework, approved firms will operate under the direction and oversight of the Department of Justice and Department of Homeland

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Trump Administration Issues Memo Calling for Public-Private Partnerships in Offensive Cyber Operations

A recently issued policy memo outlines a directive for U.S. government agencies to formalize collaboration with private sector technology companies for offensive cybersecurity operations. The memo, addressed to relevant government organizations, calls for establishing structured partnerships aimed at conducting cyber operations against criminal groups and foreign adversaries deemed to

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Flock Surveillance Tech CEO Addresses Law Enforcement Tool Abuse with Mandatory Audit Features

Surveillance technology company Flock is implementing significant policy changes following reports that law enforcement personnel across the country abused its tools to stalk ex-romantic partners and others. In an interview with The Verge, CEO Garrett Langley delivered a public acknowledgment of responsibility, stating the company has reconsidered the extent of

RAND Report Examines AI's Role in Future U.S.-China Strategic Competition

The AI Factor in Great Power Competition The RAND Corporation has released an analysis examining how artificial intelligence might influence military operations and strategic calculations in the context of U.S.-China relations. As both nations advance their AI capabilities, understanding the operational implications for potential future scenarios has become

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CBP Workers Allegedly Misused Government Databases to Track Romantic Interests and Colleagues

According to records obtained by WIRED, Customs and Border Protection workers allegedly misused their access to government databases to conduct personal surveillance. The allegations include employees using internal law enforcement tools to look up romantic interests, including ex-partners and crushes, as well as tracking colleagues' movements via their cell

Taiwan Reports AI-Driven Cyberattacks Targeting Critical Infrastructure

Taiwan has officially disclosed that it was targeted by AI-driven cyberattacks, with authorities confirming that AI agents were used in the campaign that struck the island last month. The Taiwanese government revealed that these sophisticated cyberattacks represent a new evolution in hacking operations, with threat actors increasingly deploying autonomous AI

Research Reveals Chinese Government Censorship Patterns Influencing American AI Systems

Recent research has identified a concerning phenomenon where content restrictions mandated by the Chinese government are appearing in responses generated by American artificial intelligence systems. This suggests that the censorship frameworks developed to comply with Chinese regulations may be influencing AI outputs more broadly than previously understood. The issue stems