Amnesty International publishes technical details on zero-day vulnerabilities exploited by Cellebrite’s mobile forensic tools to spy on a Serbian student activist.
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Apple says it can no longer offer end-to-end encrypted cloud backups in the UK and insists it will never build a backdoor or master key.
The post Apple Pulls Advanced Data Protection for New UK Users Amid Backdoor Demand appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Apple said there’s “too significant a risk” of exposing the anti-exploit work needed to fend off the very adversaries involved in the case.
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The EFF has issued a warning over the use of automated license plate readers following the discovery of serious vulnerabilities.
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US healthcare giant is warning millions of current and former patients that their personal information was exposed to third-party advertisers.
The post Kaiser Permanente Data Breach Impacts 13.4 Million Patients appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The bill was approved on a bipartisan basis, 273-147, though it will still have to clear the Senate to become law.
The post House Passes Reauthorization of Key US Surveillance Program After Days of Upheaval Over Changes appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The US has restricted trade with Canadian company Sandvine for aiding the Egyptian government’s web monitoring operations.
The post US Bans Trading With Canadian Network Intelligence Firm Sandvine appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Leaked documents show how Chinese authorities surveil dissidents overseas, hack other nations and promote pro-Beijing narratives online.
The post An Online Dump of Chinese Hacking Documents Offers a Rare Window Into Pervasive State Surveillance appeared first on SecurityWeek.
France’s data protection agency fines Amazon’s French warehouses unit 32 million euros ($34.9 million) for “excessively intrusive” employee surveillance system.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray calls for the reauthorization of a U.S. government surveillance tool set to expire at the end of the year.
The post FBI Chief Makes Fresh Pitch for Spy Program Renewal and Says It’d Be ‘Devastating’ If It Lapsed appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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