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House investigation into DeepSeek teases out funding, security realities around Chinese AI tool

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Derek Johnson

A House panel has concluded that the U.S. government should double down on export controls and other tools to slow down the progress of Chinese AI companies like DeepSeek, while also preparing for a future where those efforts fail.
Chris Krebs resigns from SentinelOne to focus on fighting Trump’s executive order

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

Chris Krebs has resigned from SentinelOne, saying he needs to devote himself fully to fighting the executive order President Donald Trump signed to target his former director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. The executive order was a key touchpoint in Trump’s unprecedented campaign to punish those he views as his enemies.
35 countries use Chinese networks for transporting mobile user traffic, posing cyber risks

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

U.S. allies are among the 35 countries where mobile providers employ China-based networks for transporting user traffic, opening travelers and residents in those nations to potential surveillance, an analysis published Thursday concludes. “Everyone knows that they have to be careful with their phones when they travel to China,” Rocky Cole, chief operating officer at iVerify, told CyberScoop. “But what we’ve done is some research that shows that China is everywhere.
CISA reverses course, extends MITRE CVE contract

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Derek Johnson

In a last-minute switch, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said it will continue funding a contract for MITRE to manage the CVE program and other vulnerability databases. In a statement sent to CyberScoop, a spokesperson said the agency executed an option to extend the contract and avoid a potential lapse in a program that has become essential to the broader cyber community’s vulnerability management.
Exclusive: Peters, Rounds tee up bill to renew expiring cyber threat information sharing law

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

A bipartisan pair of senators are kicking off the race Wednesday to reauthorize a 2015 cyber threat information sharing law, a move that industry groups and cyber experts are eager to see happen before it’s set to expire in September.
Chinese law enforcement places NSA operatives on wanted list over alleged cyberattacks

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

China stepped up its allegations of U.S. cyberattacks Tuesday, with local law enforcement saying they were investigating three National Security Agency operatives they had placed on a wanted list and a national official condemning the alleged attacks.
Chinese espionage group leans on open-source tools to mask intrusions

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Derek Johnson

A Chinese state-sponsored hacking group has been observed using recently released open-source offensive security tools and other tactics in an effort to blend in with more common cybercriminal activity. The group, UNC5174, is an espionage-minded hacking group that is believed to have ties to the Chinese government and targets Western governments, technology companies, research institutions and think tanks.
Is Ivanti the problem or a symptom of a systemic issue with network devices?

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Matt Kapko

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Rep. Swalwell demands Hill briefing on planned CISA personnel cuts

1 week ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency must brief Congress on proposed deep cuts to agency personnel, a top Democrat said in a letter to its acting director. California Rep. Eric Swalwell, ranking member of the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection, wrote in the letter to acting Director Bridget Bean on Thursday that CISA is obligated to notify Congress of its plans. CISA reportedly plans to cut agency staff by nearly 40%, or 1,300 people.
Judges strike skeptical note of NSO Group’s argument to dismiss case from El Salvadoran journos

2 weeks ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

A panel of U.S. judges considering an appeal of a ruling that went against El Salvadoran journalists suing NSO Group over alleged infections of their phone by the company’s Pegasus spyware appeared more skeptical Thursday of the vendor’s arguments than those of the reporters. Judge James Donato of the District Court for the Northern District of California granted NSO Group’s motion to dismiss the suit last year in Dada et al v.