Infiltrating the West

The lawmakers point to four years of ‘brazen attacks’ by China’s cyber proxies that target government institutions and citizens with ’near impunity.’

‘Communism is a cancer, and it always produces the same results: oppression, suffering and death,” said Sen. John Kennedy.

Chinese state-backed hackers took advantage of outdated hardware and software to access routers and take over computer networks.

Both the Trump and Biden administrations have accused China of dumping cheap steel on the global market, harming U.S. producers.

The Committee on House Administration blocked further distribution of the newspaper after lawmakers raised concerns, the committee said.

The DOJ indicted Chinese hackers over a broad cyberattack campaign that targeted The Epoch Times and the U.S. government and civil groups.

An Epoch Times investigation exposed thousands of fake and malicious accounts that spread CCP propaganda, including via Western media.

China’s state-backed hacking is ‘one of the greatest and most persistent threats to U.S. national security,’ the State Department said.

‘China’s cyber espionage reached new levels of maturity, with adversaries maintaining a higher operational tempo,’ the report says.

Companies are advised to constantly update their apps and software and patch known network vulnerabilities to prevent such attacks.

The Group of Eight—seen as Australia’s Ivy League—has banned the use of the technology, citing the need to protect sensitive research and data.

The Chinese Communist regime has been the ’most prolific perpetrator' of transnational repression over the past decade, according to Freedom House.

The legislation is aimed at banning CCP-controlled publications from House facilities.

A federal indictment alleged that John Rogers had been working with Chinese regime conspirators since at least 2018.

Graphika stated that social media accounts linked to Chinese state agencies promoted the notion that DeepSeek could threaten U.S. dominance in AI.

Observers say the chipmaking equipment export ban is unlikely to change as the Chinese regime continues its human rights violations.

The video app remains missing from Apple and Google’s app stores on Tuesday evening amid TikTok’s legal limbo.

TikTok still needs to comply with the divest-or-ban law, enacted in April last year and upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 17.

According to court documents, a CCP-linked hacking group used PlugX to infiltrate and control targeted computers, stealing information from infected systems.