Cybersecurity News

TikTok says encryption would reduce user safety, despite growing data privacy concerns. Experts weigh in on the platform's decision and its impact on user security.

Congress investigates the security risks of a decades-old spying technique that can steal data from computers via electromagnetic and acoustic emissions.

In a major international investigation, Taiwan has indicted 62 individuals linked to an alleged multi-billion dollar scam operation based in Cambodia. The case highlights growing concerns over transnational cybercrime.

TikTok refuses to implement end-to-end encryption for direct messages, arguing it could endanger users, unlike rival platforms like WhatsApp and Messenger.

Researchers uncover a rise in cybercriminals leveraging government-developed exploits to hack into Apple iPhones, highlighting an emerging black market for 'second-hand' hacking tools.

A powerful iPhone hacking toolkit, possibly developed by the US government, has fallen into the hands of foreign spies and cybercriminals. Experts warn of widespread device infections.

Discover the expert techniques journalists use to identify and combat the spread of deepfakes and manipulated media during times of crisis and conflict.

Sophisticated cyber operations have disrupted Iran's communications, enabled surveillance, and been used in psychological warfare during the ongoing conflict. Explore the role of digital attacks in the war against Iran.

A man who sold over £3.7 million worth of unauthorized prescription drugs has been sentenced to 10 years in prison following an investigation by the MHRA's Criminal Enforcement Unit.

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