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Governments worldwide are too often playing catch-up against private cyberspace operators in what is poised to become a key arena for defending national interests, the International Institute for Strategic Studies said Tuesday.
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The UN Security Council on Tuesday will hold its first formal public meeting on cybersecurity, addressing the growing threat of hacks to countries’ key infrastructure, an issue Joe Biden recently raised with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
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Prosecutors have charged four executives at two French companies accused of aiding Libya’s former strongman Moamer Kadhafi and Egyptian authorities to spy on opposition figures who were later detained and tortured, a rights group said Tuesday.
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The EU’s data protection agencies on Monday called for an outright ban on using artificial intelligence to identify people in public places, pointing to the “extremely high” risks to privacy.
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A recent “large scale” cyberattack targeting top Polish politicians was launched from Russia, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of Poland’s governing right-wing party, said on Friday.
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US President Joe Biden delivered a stern warning Wednesday to Russian leader Vladimir Putin over ransomware attacks emanating from Russia, saying he was prepared to retaliate against any more cyber assaults on American infrastructure.
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The EU’s proposed new rules to rein in tech giants risk undermining the security of the iPhone, Apple chief Tim Cook warned Wednesday.
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A French court ruled Tuesday that Ikea had set up an elaborate system to illegally spy on hundreds of employees and job applicants over several years, using private detectives as well as police sources.
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Poland’s parliament said it will hold a closed-door session Wednesday to discuss a wave of cyber attacks against the EU member that the government called “unprecedented”.
“We’ll listen to explanations and information from the prime minister (Mateusz Mo… Continue reading Poland Target of ‘Unprecedented’ Cyber Attacks: Govt
Fast food giant McDonald’s on Friday said hackers breached their servers and accessed data from customers in Taiwan and South Korea.
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