New NSO Group Zero-Click Exploits Show Why Privacy Hackers Will Always Defeat Apple (and Everyone Else)
To appreciate why technology keeps being undermined by bad actors we must step back and see the big picture.
To appreciate why technology keeps being undermined by bad actors we must step back and see the big picture.
Some warn a ‘quantum apocalypse’ will occur when scientific breakthroughs permit the creation of computers that can rapidly crack encryption codes vital for modern comms and payments.
The Nigerian Communications Commission issued an odd statement with more denials of wrongdoing than reasons to trust them.
Spies and scammers connect to phones and push them on to 2G connections to work around the security built into newer networks.
TETRA is an ETSI system for secure comms used in over half of all countries. Dutch researchers identified five vulnerabilities.
Recently published emails show Nick Clegg, a top executive at Meta, questioned why Facebook removed some posts about COVID-19.
A GSMA code of conduct lists requirements that would curtail the abuse of Global Titles. But will bad actors take any notice?
Sometimes it is worth asking whose privacy is being protected.
The privacy and cybersec experts were technically correct but ignored the key issue at the heart of the UK’s Online Safety Bill.
GDPR may not allow the sharing of data about calls using numbers belonging to EU citizens, even if the goal is to predict fraud.