<p>The reported policy shift comes as the U.S. government signals a change in its threat assessment of Russia</p>

<p>iMessage, Signal, and WhatsApp have made E2EE the default for messaging, but Skype paved the way decades ago. </p>

<p>Amnesty International said that Google fixed previously unknown flaws in Android that allowed authorities to unlock phones using forensic tools. On Friday, Amnesty International published a report detailing a chain of three zero-day vulnerabilities developed by phone-unlocking company Cellebrite, which its researchers found after investigating the hack of a student protester’s phone in Serbia. The [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Another little-known phone monitoring outfit has quietly amassed half a million customers, whose email addresses are now in Have I Been Pwned.</p>

<p>When it comes to AI software, you can build something clever, but that&#8217;s not always the same as building something that is secure. With so much software now getting written by AI, having a window into its security can be a challenge. That’s the premise of Archipelo, a San Francisco-based cybersecurity startup that is today [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Not every app or service wants to monetize your personal data. Here are some of our favorite alternatives to popular apps.</p>

<p>Bybit has already paid more than $4 million to bounty hunters who helped trace and freeze some of the stolen funds. </p>

<p>Security researchers found evidence that Cellebrite was used by Serbian police to hack into the cellphones of a local journalist and an activist.</p>

<p>Genea gets a court injunction after ransomware gang Termite claims to have leaked patient information</p>

<p>Data exposed even briefly can live on in generative AI chatbots long after the data is made private.</p>

<p>The Texas-based company said hackers accessed applicants’ SSNs and financial information</p>

<p>Over the weekend, Elon Musk surveyed his followers on X — the platform he spent $44 billion to buy — asking whether federal employees should be required to send his team an email with a list of five things they accomplished this week. With the yes votes totaling over 70%, Musk followed through. Federal employees [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Today marks three years since Russia’s illegal, unprovoked, and brutal invasion of Ukraine. The Ukrainian people have heroically fought the war with grit and determination, but they have also, against the odds, innovated on and off the battlefield.&nbsp; In addition to establishing a defense tech initiative called&nbsp;BRAVE1, the country has also hosted tech conferences like [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The Australian government followed the U.S., Canada, and the United Kingdom in taking action against the Russian cybersecurity giant</p>

<p>North Korea is behind the massive crypto hack, according to several blockchain monitoring firms and a well-known researcher </p>

<p>An unchanged credential allows anyone to virtually control door locks and elevators at dozens of apartment buildings across North America, a security researcher found. </p>

<p>Crypto exchange Bitby disclosed a breach that that amounts to a loss of $1.4 billion, the largest crypto theft of all time. </p>

<p>In an unprecedented step, Apple caved to a reported U.K. government’s demand to prevent users from using end-to-end encryption in iCloud.</p>

<p>A leaker allegedly published the leaked internal messages after the group allegedly targeted Russian banks</p>

<p>A bug in the Android and iPhone monitoring operations allows anyone to access private data exfiltrated from a victim&#8217;s device.</p>