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Global Market Today: Asian shares bend under AI stress; Apple earnings loom
Concerns about negative cash flow and the sheer scale of AI capex saw the cost of insuring against corporate defaults blow out last week, while gold hit a one-year low amid talk stressed investors were selling to raise money for margin calls.
Sleeper cells and lone wolves. The West could be Iran’s next front
The arrest of five British men near RAF Fairford has revived concerns over Iran’s ability to retaliate beyond the Middle East. No Iranian link has been established, with investigators examining multiple possibilities. Western security officials have warned Iran could use proxies, covert networks, lone actors or cyberattacks.
State-backed hackers are using Claude for espionage, surveillance and military operations: Anthropic
State-backed groups are now using artificial intelligence for cyber espionage and surveillance. Suspected Russian actors employed AI in a cyber espionage operation targeting over twenty organisations. Iranian actors utilised AI for reconnaissance and tool development against military infrastructure. AI is increasingly automating complex tasks, making operations faster and cheaper.
Israel says Iran hacked security cameras
Iran war: Cyberattacks between Iran and Israel have been a frequent occurrence in recent years, as the two foes conducted a shadow war that culminated in open conflict last June and again on February 28.
Iran-Israel war: Companies could see rise in digital threats, say experts
Iran-Israel war: Cybersecurity experts and consultants have issued advisories to Indian corporates warning that hackers could attempt to attack critical infrastructure including power grids, telecommunication networks, banking ATMs, as observed during Operation Sindoor.
Cyberattack risks rise for India amid Middle East tensions
Indian companies face growing cyber threats. Hackers are targeting critical infrastructure like power grids and banks. Similar attacks occurred during Operation Sindoor. Experts warn of increased risks to government services and essential networks. This follows heightened cyber activity in the Gulf region. India must prepare for potential compromises.
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Iran crisis hits India’s economy; PE firms dial up SaaS deals
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is likely to significantly impact Indian industries. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Iran, Russia and the New Zealand insurer that kept their sanctioned oil flowing
A New Zealand insurer, Maritime Mutual, faces a probe for insuring tankers carrying sanctioned Iranian and Russian oil. These vessels are part of a 'shadow fleet' that evades Western sanctions. New Zealand authorities, with international partners, are investigating potential violations. Maritime Mutual denies wrongdoing, stating it has a zero-tolerance policy for sanctions breaches.
Elon Musk's America Party: Potential leaders, policies and future prospects
Elon Musk suggests a new political party named 'The America Party'. This comes after his criticism of Donald Trump's financial bill. Musk believes both Democrats and Republicans are not serving the people. Andrew Yang has contacted Musk to help build a third party. Yang thinks Musk has the resources to create something impactful.
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