Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek upended the global industry and wiped billions of US tech stocks when it unveiled its R1 ...

DeepSeek iOS app transmits unencrypted data, raising security concerns, with multiple nations banning it over risks.

DeepSeek’s iOS app sends unencrypted data, risking cyber threats via weak encryption, ATS bypass, and ByteDance-linked ...

The nature of the vulnerabilities discovered by NowSecure doesn’t add up to evidence that DeepSeek is “spyware” per se.

Last week, a China-based artificial intelligence startup called “DeepSeek” made a big wave in the technology industry. On ...

On Jan. 20, DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence startup, released its latest version of the chatbot, R1, and it quickly became the No. 1 downloaded app in Apple’s App Store in the United ...

DeepSeek is collecting the sensitive data of American citizens and sending it directly to the Chinese Communist Party — a ...

The United States government is taking steps to prohibit the Chinese-developed AI chatbot application DeepSeek from all ...

A US senator has proposed a bill that would set monetary fines and even jail for using DeepSeek and other Chinese AIs in the country.

DeepSeek arrived out of nowhere and upended the entire AI market. We round up the biggest happenings of the past 10 days.

As some US politicians push to ban Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from government devices and amplify so-called security ...

DeepSeek’s iOS app uses unencrypted data transmission, weak and hardcoded encryption keys, and sends unencrypted data to ...