Russia Blocks Ethical Hacking Legislation Over Security Concerns Russia’s State Duma has rejected a proposed bill aimed at legalising ethical hacking, citing concerns about national security. Politicians fear that allowing…
Summary Qantas has confirmed that 5.7 million customers’ data has been compromised in a data breach orchestrated by the Scattered Spider threat group. The breach was a result of a…
UK Online Safety Act ‘not up to scratch’ on misinformation, warn MPs The Online Safety Act fails to tackle online misinformation, according to a recent report from MPs, highlighting the…
German Court Rules Meta Tracking Tech Violates EU Privacy Laws A German court has ruled in favour of a Facebook user who sued Meta for violating EU privacy laws by…
Russia Blocks Ethical Hacking Legislation Over Security Concerns The Russian State Duma has rejected proposed legislation that would have legalized ethical hacking, citing concerns over national security. There was unease…
Qantas Confirms Data Breach Impacts 5.7 Million Customers Qantas has confirmed that 5.7 million customers have been affected by a data breach via a third-party platform utilised by its contact…
Summary The Online Safety Act has been called inadequate in addressing misinformation by a report from MPs. Following riots in the UK last summer that were partly fuelled by misinformation,…
Summary The Spanish government has awarded Huawei a contract worth €12.3 million to manage and store judicially authorised wiretaps for law enforcement and intelligence services. Despite previous concerns over potential…
Qantas Confirms Data Breach Impacts 5.7 Million Customers Qantas has recently confirmed that a data breach has compromised the personal details of approximately 5.7 million customers. The issue, linked to…
Summary A German court has ruled that Meta (the parent company of Facebook) must pay €5,900 to a user for embedding tracking technology in third-party websites, which violates EU privacy…
