Published 12:40 pm Friday, January 23, 2026 Some claim Chinese EVs will be spying on Canadians. Meanwhile, Canada already has its own Trojan horses. A Vancouver tech company once celebrated as a Canadian success story is now part of a much more troubling …

In the second of a two-part series, a researcher expresses concern that a universal basic income could be used to justify extreme income inequality and unregulated tech Researcher Lu Chien-yi (盧倩儀) says that governments have a duty to ensure citizens’ …

… people living with HIV/AIDS in parts of the world … (AAV) to deliver a genetic “Trojan horse” into infected cells. It …

… people living with HIV/AIDS in parts of the world … (AAV) to deliver a genetic “Trojan horse” into infected cells. It …

… behind the scenes. 1989 (AIDS Trojan): One of the first … settings. Examples of Trojan Attacks Zeus Trojan (2007): Stole … Seceon’s Defense Against Trojan Viruses Trojan Horse Viruses are … Isolates compromised endpoints, blocks Trojan C2 (command-and-control …

… of Mexico and China. The Trojan Horse Strategy: How China Exploits … China uses it as a Trojan Horse to flood American … acts neighborly—a country that aids illegal migration, shelters cartels, … dreams of surpassing us? The Trojan Horse is already inside the …

Group-IB has revealed its contribution to a joint operation by the Singapore Police Force (SPF), Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF) and Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) to take down a cyber fraud syndicate responsible for an Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) …

… like Microsoft.  Is OpenAI a trojan horse for Microsoft? Which brings … AI frenemy into a potential Trojan horse inside the walls of … release chatbots, personal assistants, writing aids, and image generators powered by …

In mid-January, Estonian security services apprehended Viacheslav Morozov, professor of international political theory at the University of Tartu, the oldest university in the Baltics. Morozov now stands accused of espionage on behalf of the Russian …

According to Access Now, the main suspects in the hacking are Latvia with the support of Estonia, although the organization does not rule out that countries like Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, or Uzbekistan could have hacked Timchenko on Russia's behalf. …