From "spy chips" in weather equipment to a cyberespionage campaign targeting Taiwan, it's been another busy week for #hacking news linked to China. Don't miss the latest installment of Nathaniel Mott's Changelog #cybersecurity newsletter 🗞️: hubs.ly/Q020pytZ0

London’s Metropolitan Police Service has suffered a “staggering” security breach involving a third-party supplier that had access to names and pay scales of staff and officers, among other sensitive information, as The Guardian reported: hubs.ly/Q020yY5b0

Costly business email compromise scams are getting an #AI boost. Don’t miss Rob Lemos (@roblemos just about everywhere)’s breakdown of how AI #technology and deep neural networks are upending the cyberthreat landscape: hubs.ly/Q020Y0_L0

In case you missed it, @msbrumfield reported from the Billington Cyber Summit last week, where many of the attendees had both the offensive and defensive possibilities for generative AI on their minds: hubs.ly/Q021Yj_x0

This week in README, Rob Lemos (@roblemos just about everywhere) reported on the ongoing dangers caused by cyberattacks on the medical industry. "Until healthcare facilities are well protected," Lemos wrote, "their systems — and human lives — will continue to be at risk." hubs.ly/Q022qyr-0

README has introduced a new series called Commit to bring you the latest #cybersecurity news every Monday and Tuesday. Check out the first Commit here hubs.ly/Q022Rvkj0 and the second one here hubs.ly/Q022RzH60 then keep an eye out for more next week!

In the latest edition of the Changelog newsletter, README senior editor Nathaniel Mott examines U.S. and Japanese agencies' warning that Chinese hackers are targeting routers, the latest in the Storm-0558 hack and 40 years of the GNU Project: hubs.ly/Q023SShH0