Summary The article reports on a newly authorised shift in Chinese policy that allows private companies to perform cyberattacks on foreign targets. Previously, only state agencies conducted such activities, but…
Summary 23andMe, the genetic testing company, has sold its data to the TTAM Research Institute, a nonprofit organisation led by its co-founder Anne Wojcicki. This deal, worth $305 million, comes…
Chinese Companies Now Authorized to Conduct Foreign Cyberattacks, Sell Access to Government In a startling move, the Chinese government has shifted its cyber strategy, allowing private companies to carry out…
23andMe’s Data Sold to Nonprofit Run by Its Co-Founder – ‘And I Still Don’t Trust It’ 23andMe has sold the genetic data of over 10 million customers to TTAM Research…
Summary Chinese companies have received government authorisation to carry out foreign cyberattacks and sell access to the Chinese government. This shift sees private organisations engaging in hacking campaigns independently, which…
23andMe has sold the genetic data of its customers to a nonprofit organisation run by its co-founder, Anne Wojcicki, after declaring bankruptcy. This transaction has raised significant concerns, as many…
Chinese Companies Now Authorized to Conduct Foreign Cyberattacks, Sell Access to Government The article discusses a significant shift in China’s cyber strategy, allowing private companies to initiate foreign cyberattacks and…
Summary 23andMe’s genetic data has been sold to a nonprofit called TTAM Research Institute, led by co-founder Anne Wojcicki, for $305 million. Despite promises of user privacy, concerns arise regarding…
Summary China has authorised private companies to conduct foreign cyberattacks and sell access to its government entities. Previously, hacking was largely the domain of state-operated agencies, but this new allowance…
23andMe’s Data Sold to Nonprofit Run by Its Co-Founder – ‘And I Still Don’t Trust It’ 23andMe has formally sold genetic data from its remaining customers to the TTAM Research…
