Cybersecurity

NSO Group ‘made mistakes,’ its chief lawyer says.

The attacks were initially discovered by the party’s IT service provider.

Advocates and abortion providers are reassessing their digital security practices ahead of an expected rise in cyberattacks and surveillance.

The party’s co-leaders Omid Nouripour and Ricarda Lang were among the victims of the hacking.

‘Immunity requirements’ could force giants to disavow US data laws and restructure European operations.

The US whistleblower is working on a privacy project with funding from a digital token.

Rules for industries and governments aim to prevent all-out cyber breakdown.

Attack happened an hour before Moscow launched its invasion in February.

PM Pedro Sánchez and his defense minister were hacked with spyware last year.

The Commission is set to release a rulebook that could force digital companies to detect, remove and report illegal images of child sexual abuse.

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Pedro Sánchez is first EU head of state confirmed to have fallen victim to Pegasus.

Spain’s defense minister also hit in ‘illegal and external’ intrusion.

Madrid must provide answers or else Brussels must step in, Catalan president says.

Critics say Commission can’t achieve strategic autonomy while awarding multibillion-euro contracts to non-EU companies.

The British prime minister has described himself as ‘fervently Sinophile’ — but his government is caught between drumming up investment and talking tough on security.

Pascal Gauthier accuses some MEPs of waging a war against Bitcoin.

Nexperia, a Dutch subsidiary of the Chinese technology company Wingtech, engineered a takeover of Newport Wafer Fab last spring.

Kyiv’s digital chief wants to label firms that have business in Russia.

Leaders say ‘we will continue efforts to support Ukraine in defending its networks against cyber incidents.’

Stoltenberg says alliance plans to step up deployments on land, in the air and at sea.

Moscow’s slowness to unleash its cyber might against Ukraine has scrambled long-held assumptions about the future of warfare — even as warnings grow that attacks are imminent.