US Offers $10 Million for Info on Alleged Chinese Hacker

The State Department is offering up to $10 million for information leading to the identification or arrest of an alleged Chinese hacker. The United States says he targeted multiple entities across the country.

Is the War Department preparing to station representatives in Taiwan’s defense ministry? The island’s defense minister weighs in.

At Stanford, former Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen warns that China continues to pose a threat to Taiwan and regional security.

Four states are suing router maker TP-Link, accusing the company of misleading consumers about its security practices and ties to China.

1. US Offers $10 Million Reward for Alleged Chinese Hacker

2. Will DOW Station Representatives in Taiwan’s Defense Ministry?

3. Former Taiwan President Warns of ‘Sustained’ China Threats

4. States Sue TP-Link Over China Ties, Security Risks

5. Alleged China Spy to Remain in Custody

6. Beijing’s Escalating Espionage Across US

7. Russia Responds to Reports of 2nd Lab Worker Death

8. Homan: Birth Tourism a National Security Vulnerability

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