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China’s Bug Hunt Backlash: UK Cyber Chief Alarmed, While AWS Denies China Crunch & Supernova Secrets Unveiled
NCSC’s interim CEO casts a wary eye on China’s bug-reporting ways, while AWS swats down China trouble talk and supernovas from 841 years ago make a comeback. It’s all action in Asia!
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When the NCSC interim CEO throws shade at China's bug reporting policy, it's like saying, "Your cybersecurity etiquette is so 2000-and-late." And as AWS China flexes its hiring muscles in the face of rumor mongering, Japan's supernova sleuthing takes "blast from the past" to celestial levels. Meanwhile, India's telecom gear is going from "Made Elsewhere" to "Made in India" faster than you can say "tech revolution," and Singapore slams the brakes on Grab's taxi takeover ambitions. It's like a cyber soap opera, but with more acronyms and less amnesia.Already a member? Log in here