Experts in technology and security have been highlighting a distinct need for ethics regulations to be put in place after the Defense Commission released its final artificial intelligence report. …
Chinese APT Targets Telcos in 5G-Related Cyber-Espionage Campaign
According to new research, a Chinese advanced persistent threat group has launched a campaign that targets major telecommunications companies spanning Southeast Asia, the US, and Europe. The cyber …
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Exchange Cyberattacks Escalate as Microsoft Rolls One-Click Fix
According to researchers, a slew of dangerous attacks against Microsoft Exchange Serves are accelerating following the public disclosure of the ProxyLogon security bugs group. The incident may also be …
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‘Bit-Con’ Twitter teen hacker accepts plea agreement, three years behind bars
Teenager Graham Ivan Clark has been sentenced to three years behind bars for orchestrating a cryptocurrency scam in which the 17-year-old hacked into the Twitter accounts of Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Joe …
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A Breakthrough for U.N. Governance of Cyberspace
This past weekend, a United Nations group adopted a breakthrough consensus report on standards for responsible state behavior when it comes to cyberspace. Although the report itself contains no …
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U.S. Outreach to North Korea Has Gone Unanswered, White House Says
According to a White House press release on Monday, the Biden administration previously reached out to North Korea, seeking to open conversations regarding Pyongyang's nuclear weapons and ballistic …
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Facebook to pay News Corp for content in Australia
Following the passing of controversial legislation in Australia that aims to make tech platforms pay for news content, Facebook has agreed to pay Rupert Murdoch's News Corp Australia. News Corp has …
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China’s tech giants fall under regulator’s pressure
China's tech giants are allegedly experiencing increased pressure from regulators within the country who are worried about growing influence, causing Tencent to drop more than $60 billion from its …
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Judge Upholds Privacy Lawsuit Against Google
A judge has upheld a lawsuit brought against Google in June of 2020 alleging that the tech giant has violated consumer privacy by failing to halt the gathering of personal data when users turn off …
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U.S. Sanctions Islamic State’s Central African Franchise for First Time
On Wednesday, the US imposed sanctions on two of the Islamic State's associates, both located in Central Africa. The move marks the first time the US has imposed sanctions on the terrorist …
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