Collaborate Disseminate
Dada et al v. NSO Group has been one of many cases where alleged spyware victims have run into jurisdictional hurdles.
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The Pall Mall Process guidelines for nations could be useful, they said, but have obvious limitations.
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In a joint advisory with Western allies, the National Cyber Security Centre sounded the alarm about variants of BADBAZAAR and MOONSHINE.
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At issue are warrant requirements sought by Judiciary Committee members and other gripes they have about the most recent Section 702 legislation.
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The 21 signatories support a number of steps, such as banning vendors who behave illegally, in a document agreed to last week in Paris.
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Reps. Andrew Garbarino and Eric Swalwell said legislative priorities include an expiring information-sharing law and making a threat information-sharing organization permanent.
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The program faces a number of challenges before it is set to expire, during a time where state and local governments face a bevy of cyber risks and changes.
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The order says state and local governments should “own” addressing risks like cyberattacks. It’s a mismatch when a small town goes up against China, experts countered.
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An Intelligence Committee hearing focused on the security risks of a cabinet-level group chat that included a reporter from The Atlantic.
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The New America Open Technology Institute report comes amid DOGE access to sensitive government agency information that has alarmed experts.
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