Espionage
US Official Sentenced for Secrets Sale to China
A US official, Chael Schena, was sentenced for selling classified information to China. The case highlights espionage concerns in international relations.
TransparentTribe deploys DeskRAT against Indian military Linux systems
The Pakistani-linked hacking group TransparentTribe has escalated its cyber espionage by targeting Linux-based systems in Indian military organizations with a new Golang-based remote access trojan called DeskRAT. The campaign, traced back to June 2025, uses sophisticated phishing tactics to deliver the malware. This development highlights the group's advancing technical capabilities amid regional tensions.
Supreme court backs declassifying only three documents on aragonès spying
Spain's Supreme Court has endorsed the government's decision to declassify only three documents linked to the spying on Pere Aragonès's phone using the Pegasus program. The ruling dismisses the Catalan government's appeal, which sought more details to safeguard national security. The court warns that broader declassification would endanger the rule of law.