The ongoing mass detentions in Xinjiang are accompanied by an intense security and surveillance program across the region. In 2017, for example, some Urumqi residents were reportedly forced to install a surveillance app called Jingwang on their phones. Subsequent research found that the app...
Last Sunday saw as many as a million people march against proposed changes to the Hong...
Following the recent revelation that Britain’s National Security Council (NSC) has agreed to...
The security of national 5G mobile data networks has been a key battleground in the ongoing...
Chinese telecom giant Huawei retaliated against criminal charges from the U.S. this week with a...
Last Saturday, The Wall Street Journal’s Josh Chin examined the emergence of distinct...
Freedom House released its annual “Freedom on the Net” report on Thursday with the...
Late last week, Bloomberg’s Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley published stunning claims...
This post refers specifically to one Chinese manufacturer of security keys, and to Google’s...
Last Sunday, the Australian Financial Review reported that Australia’s Defense Department...
On Monday, Weibo user MeiguoWangshi1999 posted a detailed account of alleged data theft and...
As new Chinese surveillance technology spreads across the country and beyond, Sixth Tone’s...
Apple has announced that its iCloud services in China will be operated by a state-owned firm in...
For the third year in a row, China has been ranked the world’s worst abuser of internet...
At this year’s Two Sessions legislative and political advisory meetings in Beijing in...
Amendments to China’s new Cybersecurity Law, which is set to take effect on June 1, will require a...
A new draft law increases China’s intelligence agencies’ powers as part of Xi...
In a new article series, “Cashless Society, Cached Data,” researchers from the Citizen Lab have...
In a recent article for SupChina, China Media Project’s David Bandurski translated and commented...
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