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Byline: Jeanne Whalen The Biden administration on Thursday announced an investigation into possible security risks of Chinese-manufactured autos, saying that modern vehicles are full of sensors, cameras and software that [...]

As China's spy balloon drifted across the continental United States in February, American intelligence agencies learned that President Xi Jinping of China had become enraged with senior Chinese military generals. [...]

Byline: Missy Ryan, Ellen Nakashima and John Hudson U.S. allies expressed concern about the government's handling of sensitive material following a massive intelligence leak, but said they can't afford to [...]

Byline: David J. Lynch UNIONVILLE, Mo. - With brown winter grass framing its low-slung buildings, the hilltop hog farm a few miles outside of town looks pretty much the same [...]

How the balloon went from a local sky oddity to an international diplomatic disrupter to ''a shriveled Kleenex.'' WASHINGTON -- As far as spy thrillers go, this one unfolded pretty [...]

Malware Activity New 'MQsTTang' Backdoor Identified and Attributed to Mustang Panda 'MQsTTang', a new custom backdoor, has been discovered and attributed to the Chinese advanced persistence threat (APT) group Mustang [...]

Once imagined as a new kind of warfare, government-linked hacking has instead become a widespread and perhaps permanent feature of the global order. The world woke up on Monday to [...]

So far, there is scant evidence that these punishments have limited the cyberattacks and other bad behavior from America's two greatest rivals for influence and power around the world. As [...]

Byline: ROBERT FIFE, STEVEN CHASE OTTAWA -- Lead Canada's spy agency is warning Canadian academics and corporations that they are at increased risk of espionage or intellectual property theft as [...]

Byline: Joseph Marks THE KEY SAN FRANCISCO -- The battle over Huawei is taking place face-to-face here as officials from the U.S. government got a chance to debate directly with [...]

In a security report, the bloc noted the potential for cyberattacks but stopped short of citing any particular providers. BRUSSELS -- A 5G supplier from a ''hostile'' country could be [...]

What is going on? Russian spies are assassinating people in other countries, directing internet companies to troll our social media and trying to undermine our political process almost in plain [...]

Byline: Brian Fung As U.S. officials have pressured allies not to use networking gear from Chinese technology giant Huawei over spying concerns, President Trump has urged American companies to 'step [...]

Byline: Joseph Marks THE KEY SAN FRANCISCO -- China's eating our lunch in cyberspace. That's the unified message NSA, FBI and Homeland Security Department officials brought to the RSA cybersecurity [...]

WASHINGTON -- When President Trump calls old friends on one of his iPhones to gossip, gripe or solicit their latest take on how he is doing, American intelligence reports indicate [...]

It has been a secret, long known to intelligence agencies but rarely to consumers, that security software can be a powerful spy tool. Security software runs closest to the bare [...]

The man seated across from me had been a spy for the United States for several decades. Recruited by a C.I.A. officer, this man, at great risk to his and [...]

COLOGNE, Germany -- The impressive Islamic complex here, Germany's largest, boasts towering minarets and a soaring prayer hall. But what Turkish officials here seem most proud of are the hundreds [...]

The New York Police Department has a long, well-documented history of violating the rights of law-abiding citizens through illegal surveillance. Recognizing that record, Judge Charles Haight of Federal District Court [...]

Byline: Jennifer Rubin 'Although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary [of State Hillary] Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there [...]

Byline: James Downie By the time you read this, conservative politicians and talking heads will have their spin for Wednesday evening's New York Times bombshell: China and Russia are spying [...]

STRASBOURG, France -- When Edward Snowden disclosed details of America's huge surveillance program two years ago, many in Europe thought that the response would be increased transparency and stronger oversight [...]

Byline: Dina Temple-Raston Not long ago, a former National Security Agency director sat down with a mathematician who had come to work for him -- and a pop quiz quickly [...]

Two years ago, as the forces of revolution and counterrevolution struggled for control in Egypt, a mysterious public service announcement warned Egyptians against the seemingly innocuous behavior of chatting with [...]