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Italy has given OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT, a deadline of 20 days to sort out privacy issues, including data collection, under Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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As organizations increasingly move their operations online and rely on digital technologies to help them protect confidential customer data, the risk of fraud increases. Therefore, companies need to have the plan to reduce the risk of fraud. One way to do this is by utilizing Data Observability technology to monitor and detect suspicious activities in […]
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India is hunting for new spyware with a lower profile than the controversial Pegasus system blacklisted by the US government, with rival surveillance software makers preparing bids on lucrative deals being offered by Narendra Modi’s government. Financi…
The evolution of the internet has been rapid over the years and has impacted the privacy implications of Web 3.0 and Darknets, from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0, and now to Web 3.0. Web 3.0, also known as the decentralized web, is a network of interconnected and…
In the Middle East, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies have become part of everyday policing.
• Documents leaked by whistleblower angry over Ukraine war• Private Moscow consultancy bolstering Russian cyberwarfare• Tools support hacking operations and attacks on infrastructure• Documents linked to notorious Russian hacking group Sandworm• Russia…
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The proposed UK Online Safety Bill is the enactment of two long held government desires: the removal of harmful internet content, and visibility into end-to-end content
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Jenny Blessing and Ross Anderson have evaluated the security of systems designed to allow the various Internet messaging platforms to interoperate with each other:
The Digital Markets Act ruled that users on different platforms should be able to exchange messages with each other. This opens up a real Pandora’s box. How will the networks manage keys, authenticate users, and moderate content? How much metadata will have to be shared, and how?
In our latest paper, One Protocol to Rule Them All? On Securing Interoperable Messaging, we explore the security tensions, the conflicts of interest, the usability traps, and the likely consequences for individual and institutional behaviour…
Imagine you had the power to write anything, yes, anything while protecting your identity. From telling the truth about how crap your boss is, sending secret information, and yet, you don’t want people to know it was from you. Simply put, the pow…