Cybersecurity News

Meta and Google found liable for contributing to social media addiction in groundbreaking trial, raising concerns about platform design and user wellbeing.

Landmark jury ruling finds Meta and Google responsible for social media addiction, opening the door for thousands of similar lawsuits against tech giants.

DeleteMe, a leader in online privacy protection, has acquired Block Party, a powerful social media security tool. This strategic move aims to enhance user safety and combat targeted harassment across platforms.

Germany is debating major changes to its rape laws to address emerging threats like deepfake abuse and online sexual violence. This could shift the country to an 'only yes means yes' consent standard.

According to state media reports, Russian police have arrested the alleged owner of the cybercrime forum LeakBase, a major hub for hacking activity.

Google dramatically shortens its deadline for preparing for the arrival of Q Day, when quantum computers can break public-key cryptography. Explore Google's plan and the urgent need for industry-wide post-quantum cryptography adoption.

Meta loses a major child safety trial, ordered to pay $375M in damages for inadequate safeguards and misleading parents about app dangers

Anthropic takes on the US Department of Defense in court, raising concerns about AI weapons and potentially shaping the future of AI regulation.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of an internet service provider in a copyright infringement case involving pirated music, determining providers cannot be held liable for user actions.

Explore how the critical satellite infrastructure used to monitor global conflicts is being weaponized, spoofed, and privately controlled, threatening transparency and accountability.