Cybersecurity News

Meta, the company behind Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, has been found liable in a New Mexico court for misleading users about its efforts to protect minors on its platforms.

A New Mexico jury finds Meta violated state law by engaging in 'unconscionable' trade practices that exploited children's vulnerabilities. The company faces a potential $375 million penalty.

A New Mexico jury has found Meta guilty of violating state law by misleading users about the safety of its products and engaging in unconscionable trade practices.

Millions lost to scams in Southeast Asia, with Cambodia emerging as a hotspot. Experts weigh in on the challenges of taking down the booming online fraud industry.

As Cindy Cohn steps down, the Electronic Frontier Foundation faces escalating challenges around government surveillance, AI, and immigration enforcement technology.

Databricks, the data and AI company, has acquired two startups, Antimatter and SiftD.ai, to strengthen its AI-powered security solutions for enterprises.

The FCC has announced a sweeping ban on the approval and sale of consumer-grade routers made outside the US, citing national security concerns under a Trump directive.

The FCC has implemented a ban on the sale of foreign-manufactured consumer Wi-Fi routers in the US. Learn how this new regulation impacts your internet security and connectivity.

Baltimore files lawsuit against Elon Musk's AI company, alleging Grok chatbot generated fake nude images without consent, violating consumer protections.

Anime streaming platform Crunchyroll confirms a data breach, with a hacker claiming unauthorized access to user information. The company is actively investigating the incident.