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A fake website and a deluge of CVs: the Australian firm embroiled in an FBI probe into alleged Chinese espionage

Exclusive: Fake consultancy impersonating Brisbane firm online is one of 13 websites seized by the US Department of Justice

The Guardian - AU

'More like humiliation than rejection': Indian PSU employee denied US tourist visa in 20 seconds, says never going to apply again

A 36-year-old Indian man, a government employee, shared his experience of US tourist visa refusal and explained why it felt more like a humiliation than rejection. The Redditor had to spend a lot of money to travel for biometrics and an interview and was disheartened that all went to waste…

The Times of India

From Russia without love: Man arrested by armed officers, accused of spying for NZ

Analysis: This brush with global headlines may evoke 1981, when a blundering Security Intelligence Service officer left behind his briefcase containing a Penthouse magazine and three meat pies – but this time, the headlines involve a Russian regime spoiling for a fight, writes Jonathan Milne.

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‘A candidate who was hostile from day one never produces that baseline’: Nation states spies applying for legit jobs are hard to spot

Nation state spies are using AI to create fake identities and realistic job applications, infiltrating organizations to steal intelligence.

TechRadar

Spy Agencies Say AI Cyber Threats Are Only Months Away, Issuing Urgent Warning on Frontier AI

Five Eyes Inteligence chiefs warn AI is rapidly reshaping cyber risk, urging organisations to strengthen defences before faster attacks outpace current controls.

International Business Times UK

Once, cyber-attacks required great skill. AI is changing that

Modern AI systems are, in effect, a universal adviser to help people do harmful things. We’ll need to harness AI for defense, too

The Guardian - US

Anthropic expands hiring for AI infra roles in A-Pac amid surge in demand

The hiring push comes as Anthropic works to expand its computing capacity beyond the US. The company had said in a blog post in April that rapid growth in demand had placed pressure on its infrastructure, impacting reliability and performance.

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Five Eyes Spy Alliance Warns Advanced AI Models Are Outpacing Existing Cyber Defenses

Advanced artificial intelligence models are evolving rapidly enough that assumptions underpinning cybersecurity defenses may become outdated within months rather than years, according to the Five Eyes alliance.

International Business Times

AI cyber threat is 'months, not years' away, Western intelligence agencies warn

Five Eyes warn of cyber threat ‘within months’ after US locks down Anthropic's AI models

Euronews

'Act now': Five Eyes warns that AI models specialized for cyber attacks are only months away

A whole-of-organisation and whole-of-society response is required, Five Eyes is saying, as AI's capabilities grow stronger.

TechRadar

Five Eyes Sounds Alarm Over AI Threat That Could Hit Banks, Businesses and Governments Within Months

The Five Eyes intelligence alliance warns that advanced AI models could soon enable highly destructive cyberattacks, urging organisations to enhance cyber resilience and treat cyber risk as a core business issue.

International Business Times UK

Spy agencies say AI can help combat AI cyber risks. But don’t forget the basics

Cybersecurity agencies of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States issued a call to action on Monday for cyber defenders. The message was clear: artificial intelligence (AI) is a powerful weapon for cyber attackers; defenders must act urgently to improve their cyber defences.

The Conversation

AI is ‘months away’ from wreaking havoc, Five Eyes agencies warn

Advanced artificial intelligence models are making it easier than ever for bad actors to carry out attacks

The Independent UK

AI models capable of devastating attacks on governments and business months away, rare Five Eyes statement warns

Signal agencies in Australia, the US, the UK, New Zealand and Canada sound alarm after Trump blocks foreign nationals from Anthropic’s Fable AI model

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What the Budget reveals about NZ’s stance on US-China rivalry

From Victoria University - Comment: Why is NZ seemingly sleepwalking into alignment with an increasingly militarising and antagonistic US? asks Dr Ian Lovering.

The Times of India

FBI seizes 13 fake consulting websites allegedly used by China to trick US officials into spying

The FBI has seized 13 internet domains that US officials say were part of a Chinese effort to target American workers with access to classified or sensitive government information, the Justice Department announced on Wednesday.

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FBI warns some online job offers may have a hidden goal: recruiting spies for China

It begins with virtual screenings.

International Business Times

China Using Online Job Platforms As Part Of Espionage Efforts, Five Eyes Say

China is using online job platforms and professional networking sites as part of its espionage efforts against the U.S. and its allies, a security bulletin from the Five Eyes warned.

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The Economic Times

The spy who hired me: Chinese agents hunt for secrets on LinkedIn

Chinese intelligence is now using professional networking sites and job portals to find and recruit people with access to sensitive data. This new digital approach targets governments, militaries, and industries across the West. Recruiters pose as consultants, offering paid research assignments. This sophisticated operation exploits online information, blending social engineering…

The Times of India

Chinese spies posing as job recruiters to target Western officials, Five Eyes warns

Chinese intelligence operatives are reportedly using fake job offers on professional platforms to ensnare government and military personnel. The Five Eyes alliance warns these tactics aim to extract sensitive information, with targets pressured to provide confidential details for financial rewards. Western nations urge vigilance against these sophisticated espionage efforts.

International Business Times UK

Five Eyes Issues Urgent Chinese Espionage Warning as Spies Target Officials Through LinkedIn and Job Sites

The Five Eyes alliance warns of Chinese intelligence recruiting individuals with access to sensitive information via online job platforms, urging caution among government and defence sectors.

The Independent UK

Warning Chinese spies are targeting British officials with fake jobs

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The Independent UK

Chinese spies using job websites to target UK government staff, MI5 warns

The spies advertise for bogus jobs such as foreign policy or defence analysts, before pressuring candidates to provide “non-public” information intelligence agencies warned

AAP

Five Eyes alliance warns of China espionage threat

The Five Eyes ‌agencies say Chinese spies are targeting those who specialise in defence, foreign affairs and intelligence, and military ‌personnel

The Guardian - UK

Chinese spies use LinkedIn to target UK officials and military staff

Advertisements for non-existent jobs aim to draw in people with access to classified or sensitive information

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