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A Chinese national is facing multiple charges of economic espionage and theft of trade secrets after he was accused of stealing AI technology from Google

DOJ says the joint action with the Dutch National Police took down 39 domains of the Pakistani group Saim Raza.

Hangzhou DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence and Beijing DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence, which support the chatbot service, have been sought by Garante to provide details not only on the types of gathered personal information, used sources, and server locations but also the purpose and legal basis of such data gathering process within 20 days.

Chinese-owned social media apps Xiaohongshu, also known as RedNote, and Lemon8 — both of which gained traction across the U.S. ahead of the temporary TikTok ban last month — have also been restricted in all devices provided by the Texas state government, according to The Associated Press.

Treasury's payment system "simply cannot fail, and any politically-motivated meddling in them risks severe damage to our country and the economy," said Wyden in a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, which also noted the cybersecurity risks and conflict of interest stemming from Musk's business interests in China.

Escalating ransomware attacks against the financial sector have prompted House Financial Services Committee members Zach Nunn, R-Iowa, and Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., to introduce new legislation that seeks to bolster public and private sector coordination in combating such intrusions, CyberScoop reports.

More than 17 million individuals across the U.S. were disclosed by the Department of Justice to have had their stolen data exposed on the Cracked and Nulled cybercrime forums, which have been taken down as part of the international law enforcement effort Operation Talent, TechCrunch reports.

Advanced Pakistani cybercrime network HeartSender, also known as Saim Raza, had its operations disrupted by the U.S. Department of Justice and Dutch National Police following the sequestration of its domains and servers as part of "Operation Heart Blocker," reports CyberScoop.