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Taiwan Charges Nine People Over Illegal AI Server Exports to China, Including Staff From Nvidia and Super Micro
A smuggling case in Taiwan shows how the race for AI hardware has created a black market for restricted chips, with employees at two major American tech companies among those accused.

Taiwan Says AI-Assisted Hackers Targeted Government Agencies in July
Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs confirmed it detected an unusual wave of overseas cyber-attacks on government systems last month, describing the use of artificial intelligence by the attackers as a new kind of threat.

AI Agents Ran a Four-Day Hacking Campaign Against Taiwan's Government Systems
Researchers say a cluster of artificial intelligence programs worked in near-total automation to steal credentials, map government networks, and probe a nuclear safety agency, a sign that organised hacking is getting cheaper and faster.

China-Linked 'Daxin' Rootkit Returns After Four Years, Found Inside Taiwan Factory
The stealthy kernel malware, last documented in 2022, showed up alongside a new backdoor called Stupig on a manufacturer's network.

SharkLoader Drops Cobalt Strike on Asian Government Targets in 'StrikeShark' Campaign
A previously undocumented loader is being used against a diplomatic office in Indonesia and government bodies in Taiwan, with operators staging Cobalt Strike Beacon as the final payload.

Operation Dragon Weave Drops AdaptixC2 on Czech, Taiwanese Targets
Spear-phishing campaign hits government, academia, and finance with ZIP-borne lures and an open-source C2 framework.