Both WhatsApp and Signal have already indicated that they will pull their business from the UK market entirely over privacy concerns if the Online Safety Bill ultimately becomes law.
In a Fox News interview with Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk revealed that all unencrypted Twitter data was regularly subject to government surveillance under the previous ownership.
European law enforcement agencies arrested five suspects linked to an online investment fraud scheme that defrauded over 33,000 victims of at least $98 million.
New security-by-design and security-by-default guidelines from a collection of federal agencies provide the first guidance of its type issued to urge manufacturers to ship devices with adequate security for the modern threat landscape.
HR services company SD Worx suspended operations in UK and Ireland after a cyber attack on its hosted data centers forced it to shut down servers to contain the threat.
As cyber crime groups grow and "corporatize," they find themselves under pressure to keep up with wages. Operating expenses are largely devoted to paying employees and contractors for their work, with 80% a typical number.
A study has found that while three-quarters of security exposures were not exploitable, a measly 2% of security exposures put 90% of organizations' critical assets at risk of exploitation.
OpenAI can get out of the ChatGPT ban if it improves transparency, allows users to view and delete stored data, and implements added safeguards to protect minors. April 30 is the earliest point at which the service could return to Italy.
CNIL said that it is following up on "several" privacy complaints, and Spain is looking to put the ChatGPT topic on the Plenary of the European Data Protection Committee's discussion schedule.
Hackers responsible for the Oakland ransomware attack have published a second batch of stolen data. The leaked data includes the personal information of city employees.
