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Massacre de Tiananmen : des vidéos inédites révèlent comment le régime chinois a basculé dans la répression violente
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Massacre de Tiananmen : des vidéos inédites révèlent comment le régime chinois a basculé dans la répression violente
Vidéo - L’analyse d’images inédites obtenues par « Le Monde » et des témoignages de premier plan permettent de mieux comprendre comment le régime chinois a progressivement basculé dans la répression violente des manifestations étudiantes du printemps 1989.

China is conquering high-tech markets once controlled by the West
This is how China prefers to be seen:
sleek, innovative and globally proficient in advanced manufacturing.

“They have gone all in on automation and robotics and minimizing labor and maximizing efficiency,”
said Michael Dunne, an auto industry consultant in San Diego.
“You will find in China’s auto industry the most advanced plants in the world, by far.”

And not just in the auto industry.

How China is conquering high-tech markets once controlled by the West
Once known for using cheap labor to produce inexpensive clothes and toys, Chinese factories increasingly make some of the world’s most sophisticated products.

Good lord, you are not going to believe the massive amount of cybersecurity news you might have missed since just Friday, so check out today's Metacurity for the top developments, including
--DPRK's Kimsuky built an in-house AI toolkit to power cyberattacks,
--Chinese components in UK military drones secretly transmitted data,
--California city declares emergency after cyberattack disrupts 911 services,
--Turkey's new cyber law sparks fears of sweeping digital censorship,
--OpenAI's Hugging Face hack reveals deeper AI safety failures,
--Anthropic makes Claude Code's autonomous mode the default,
--AI agent hacks gym booking system without being told to,
--Military supplier discloses phishing breach exposing sensitive defense data,
--Iranian water hacks revive push for EPA cyber authority,
--Levi Strauss says social engineering attack breached company systems,
--Australian court users' data posted on dark web,
--Framework customer data stolen in upstream Metabase breach,
--Major law firms paid $28m in Luna Moth ransomware attacks,
--Former SK Hynix employee jailed for leaking chip secrets to China,
--S. Korean opposition apologizes for breach affecting 17,000 members,
--S. Korean teams dominate DEF CON hacking finals,
--Breach at S. Korea's 3Pro TV exposes 460,000 customer records,
--Serbian entrepreneur arrested over alleged hacking of Croatian government systems,
--One-third of UK manufacturers hit by cyberattacks,
--Poland details second Russian cyberattack on power grid,
--Researchers' email honeypot captures hundreds of thousands of misdirected messages,
--Ransomware gangs increasingly target midlevel managers,
--Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance hit by Booba ransomware attack,
--Thai agencies consider MFA after widespread government data leaks,
--Vintage computer collectors preserve the machines that built the digital age,
--Meta smart glasses face growing privacy backlash,
--Amazon backs massive gas-powered plant for Texas AI data center,
--OpenAI touts AI productivity while employees work 90-hour weeks
https://www.metacurity.com/dprks-kimsuky-built-an-in-house-ai-toolkit-to-power-cyberattacks/