Facebook Suffers Data Breach – 533 Million Accounts Compromised Drew Wilson | April 4, 2021 Facebook has suffered from another data breach. In all, 533 million accounts have been compromised as a result of the latest breach.
Australian Delegation of Bipartisan MPs Meeting With US Over Assange Case Drew Wilson | March 26, 2021 A delegation of Australian MPs is reportedly meeting with their US counterparts to discuss the Julian Assange case. They want the case against Assange dropped.
German Mass Surveillance of Foreign Nationals Declared Unconstitutional Drew Wilson | May 20, 2020 The German constitutional court has ruled that mass surveillance of foreign nationals is unconstitutional. The ruling is being seen as a victory.
MPAA Calls for No Safe Harbour Provision in US/Kenya Trade Agreement Drew Wilson | April 27, 2020 The US and Keyna are in talks over a trade agreement. The MPAA took the opportunity to demand that no safe harbour provision be part of the agreement.
French Link Tax Decision Sparks Media Interest In Canada Drew Wilson | April 18, 2020 Reverberations from the French decision to compel Google to provide snippets on their news service and pay for it is generating media interest in Canada.
Canadian RCMP Used Clearview AI As it Faces Lawsuits in US Drew Wilson | February 17, 2020 Canadian RCMP admitted they’ve been secretly using Clearview AI facial recognition software. This as the company faces class action lawsuits in the US.
US Website Defaced Amidst Heightened Tensions With Iran Drew Wilson | January 5, 2020 As tensions grow between the US and Iran, fears of retaliation are being justified with a US website being defaced with pro-Iranian messages.
European Commission Report Demands Canada Implement Internet Censorship Drew Wilson | January 3, 2020 It seems that multinational corporations are now relying on Europe to pressure Canada into implementing internet censorship. Signs of this come from a recent report.
After Demanding Backdoor Access, US Concerned China Asks Same Drew Wilson | December 31, 2019 The US has been demanding more backdoor access to encrypted communications. Now, senators are concerned about China demanding backdoor access.
WhatsApp Sues Company It Accuses of Selling Malware Drew Wilson | November 7, 2019 WhatsApp is taking what some are calling an “unprecedented” step. They are suing a company for making and selling malware used to spy on activists and journalists.
