Legislation prohibits departments and agencies from buying UAS manufactured or assembled in countries identified as national security threats. Keep Reading
On August 18, a Chinese national arrived at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport from Beijing. When first encountered, the passenger gave a negative declaration to carrying any prohibited items. Keep Reading
Interoperability across the supply chain would ensure the safeguard of third-party scrutiny and is the only way to avoid drowning under Huawei’s rising tide. Keep Reading
Federal regulations impose importation restrictions to certain countries to which the United States maintains an arms embargo. Keep Reading
APT41 is known to adapt quickly to changes and detections within victim environments, often recompiling malware within hours of incident responder activity. Keep Reading
APT41 is unique among tracked China-based actors in that it leverages non-public malware typically reserved for espionage campaigns in what appears to be activity for personal gain. Keep Reading
A publicly accessible and unsecured ElasticSearch server owned by the Jiangsu Provincial Public Security Department of the Chinese province Jiangsu leaked two databases. Keep Reading
Three is the highest security level in Chinese shipping regulations and is used when an incident is likely or imminent, according to a June transport ministry document. Keep Reading
The Android malware, which is installed by a border guard when they physically seize phone, also scans the traveler's device for a specific set of files. Keep Reading
Trump at the Group of 20 (G-20) summit decided to ease his ban on the firm, announcing that “U.S. companies can sell their equipment to Huawei." Keep Reading
