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China’s Cyber Shenanigans: UK CEO Sounds the Alarm
The interim CEO of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre criticized China’s approach to bug reporting, saying it goes against long-held cybersecurity community practices.
Hot Take:
Oh, the irony! The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre is wagging its finger at China’s bug-reporting methods, while AWS insists it’s doing just fine in the land of dragons and pandas. Meanwhile, ancient supernovae and modern telecom triumphs are lighting up the skies. And let’s not forget Singapore’s Grab trying to monopolize taxis and Australia’s tech paranoia. Oh, what a time to be alive in cybersecurity!
Key Points:
– The UK’s NCSC interim CEO expresses concern about China’s cyber activities and bug-reporting policies.
– AWS denies rumors of trouble in China, claiming robust growth and active recruitment.
– Japanese scientists identify remnants of a supernova from the year 1181.
– India’s telecom manufacturing sees a significant boost due to a government incentive program.
– Singapore’s competition authority scrutinizes Grab’s attempt to acquire Trans-cab, while Australia orders a review of its government tech for foreign influence.
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