US Congress Questions Open Source Technology Sharing with China
US Congress members are raising concerns about the effectiveness of the nation's export controls regime, particularly regarding the free sharing of open-source technology with China. Hong Kong has seen a significant increase in digital fraud attempts, while Singapore-based telco Singtel has agreed to sell its cyber security business Trustwave. Chinese hackers targeted government organizations in Guyana, coinciding with Guyana's arrest of individuals in a money laundering investigation involving Chinese entities.
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00:00 It's Benzinga and here's what's on the block.
00:02 U.S. Congress members are raising concerns about the effectiveness of the nation's export
00:06 controls regime, particularly in regards to the free sharing of open source technology
00:10 with China.
00:11 Hong Kong has seen a significant increase in digital fraud attempts, while Singapore-based
00:15 telco Singtel has agreed to sell its cybersecurity business Trustwave.
00:20 Chinese hackers targeted government organizations in Guyana, coinciding with Guyana's arrest
00:24 of individuals in a money laundering investigation involving Chinese entities.
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