Zoom to pay $85m to set aside privacy violation and zoombombing allegations
Along with the financial relief, Zoom will make various privacy and security changes as part of its class action settlement.
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China reportedly warns local tech companies of increased cybersecurity oversight
In China, rules for companies listing overseas will be revised and publicly-traded firms will receive greater scrutiny regarding how they handle data, according to Bloomberg.
YouTube blocked testimonials about missing Uyghurs in China: Report
A report from MIT Technology Review has detailed that a human rights group had its videos documenting testimonies about missing Uyghur people in China blocked on YouTube as they contained ID cards.
China passes new laws to hit back at foreign sanctions
Multinational companies that implement any foreign sanctions against China can now have their assets seized or transactions cancelled by Beijing.
Biden revokes Trump-era executive orders that sought to ban AliPay, TikTok, WeChat
A new Biden directive has set aside mandates that had sought to ban AliPay, TikTok, and WeChat, as well as other Chinese apps.
How the FBI and AFP accessed encrypted messages in TrojanShield investigation
Over a three-year period, law enforcement agencies around the world jointly decrypted messages of criminals to foil various activities, such as plans to ship tonnes of cocaine.
AFP used controversial encryption laws in its 'most significant operation in policing history'
The AFP, alongside law enforcement agencies across the globe, used decrypted messages to catch cybercriminals as part of a global sting operation.
US Justice Department accuses Latvian national of deploying Trickbot malware
19 charges have been laid against a 55-year old woman for her alleged role in infecting millions of devices with the Trickbot malware.
US Supreme Court limits scope of CFAA and rules bribing cops for data is not hacking
US police officers being bribed to use valid computer credentials to retrieve a person's license plate details is not a breach of hacking laws, the Supreme Court has ruled.
Various Japanese government entities had data stolen in cyber attack: Report
Japanese government data stored in Fujitsu software has reportedly been accessed and stolen by hackers.