2008 articles
European Parliament rejects extension of CSAM scanning rules for tech platforms
The 311 members of Parliament who voted against an extension did so despite strong support from law enforcement, children’s rights groups, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, several European commissioners and a half dozen big tech companies to allow the scans to continue.
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UK weighs new limits on political donations as reports warn of hard-to-trace foreign interference
The parliamentary report warns that hostile actors are conducting sustained and increasingly sophisticated campaigns to interfere in democratic processes, exploiting divisive issues to amplify tensions and influence public debate.
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FBI confirms theft of director’s personal emails by Iran-linked hacking group
An FBI spokesperson told Recorded Future News that the information is “historical in nature and involves no government information,” adding that the agency has “taken all necessary steps to mitigate potential risks associated with this activity."
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Are IP addresses personal data?
IntroductionAn IP (internet protocol) address is an identifying number that is assigned to every device connected to the Internet.
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Apple rolls out device-level age verification in UK & South Korea
Apple is introducing device-level age verification in the UK and South Korea, limiting apps, content, and account actions based on users’ age, amid growing global pressure to strengthen child safety online. The post Apple rolls out device-level age verification in UK & South Korea appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
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What DoT’s continued push for source code access mean for manufacturers
The March 2026 released ITSAR document by NCCS says "source code shall be made available either at Telecom Security Testing Lab premises or at a mutually agreed location" for IoT devices like smart electric meters. The post What DoT’s continued push for source code access mean for manufacturers appeared first...
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