Cybersecurity News

The European Union is probing Snapchat's child safety practices, highlighting the growing focus on online safety and platform accountability.

The UK government is stepping up sanctions and actions against a vast network of illegal scam centers operating across Southeast Asia, targeting cryptocurrencies and other financial fraud.

Australian counterterrorism researchers find Bondi beach attack occurred amid international surge of IS-inspired anti-Western plots, many targeting holiday events like Christmas markets.

Australian law firms investigate potential cases after a US jury finds Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive social media products that caused real-world harm.

Roblox developer calls for 24/7 parental monitoring, citing platform's safety challenges. Explore the latest Roblox safety insights and how parents can protect their children.

Open-source AI project LiteLLM was hit by credential harvesting malware, leading Delve to conduct a security compliance review. Learn how they responded to this high-profile breach.

A Los Angeles jury orders Meta and YouTube to pay $3 million in damages to a young woman who says their addictive app features caused her mental distress.

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Internet service providers cannot be held liable for their customers' copyright infringement unless they take specific steps that cause users to violate copyrights.

Explore the complex FCC regulations on foreign-made consumer routers and how it impacts American households and businesses.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating Hertfordshire police's response to sexual abuse allegations against social media influencer Andrew Tate.