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Young male employee in industrial espionage concept

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Author
Heather Zeiger

Date
April 9, 2021

Categorized
Business and Finance, Creativity, Global Technology, Law

Tagged
Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS), China (competitiveness in AI), Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Cisco (and Huawei), Ericcson (and Huawei), Ericcson (telecom), Great Firewall (Cisco), Huawei (industrial espionage), Industrial espionage, Meng Wanzhou, Motorola (and Huawei), National Intelligence Law (China 2017), Nortel (demise), Paul Cheever (and Huawei), Quintel Technology (and Huawei), Rui Oliveira (and Huawei), T-Mobile (and Huawei), U.S. Department of Justice (and Huawei), U.S. Entities list (and Huawei)}

Why Do Huawei’s “Inventions” Look Oddly Familiar?

_{One former Motorola employee was arrested at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago with more than 1,000 documents, on her way to Beijing on a one-way ticket} _{Heather Zeiger
April 9, 2021

Business and Finance, Creativity, Global Technology, Law}

Earlier we looked at how Huawei stole intellectual property from Canada’s once world-class Nortel, which most likely led to the company’s demise. But Nortel wasn’t the only company that Huawei targeted. Read More ›

cybercrime, hacking and technology concept - male hacker with headphones and coding on laptop computer screen wiretapping or using computer virus program for cyber attack in dark room

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Author
Heather Zeiger

Date
May 20, 2020

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Data Privacy, Global Technology, Surveillance

Tagged
China, COVID-19, Cyber espionage, Economic espionage, espionage, hacking, Industrial espionage, Intellectual Property, United Nations, United States, World Health Organization (WHO)}

The New Cyber Cold War with China

_{Cybersecurity strategist Peter Singer told Wired that there has never been a better time than the COVID-19 pandemic to be a government hacker} _{Heather Zeiger
May 20, 2020

Artificial Intelligence, Data Privacy, Global Technology, Surveillance}

The United States has formally accused China of both funding and operating cells of hackers who infiltrate research labs working on responses to COVID-19.