Cybersecurity
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Ukraine reports Starlink throttling disrupts drone strikes and air defenses amid US tensions
Ukrainian officials say US-imposed Starlink limits have disabled frontline drone operations and weakened air defenses against Russian attacks.
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Supreme Court weighs applying 1988 video privacy law to modern websites like 247Sports and streaming services
The Court heard arguments on whether the Video Privacy Protection Act applies to online video tracking, with justices…
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Ukraine Faces Rising Vulnerability as SpaceX Limits Starlink Amid Russian Offensive
Kyiv, October 14 — Ukraine’s military reported a significant degradation in battlefield communications following SpaceX’s decision to restrict…
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Hegseth: Military Cyber Forces to Guard U.S. Election Systems During Midterms
WASHINGTON, September 30 — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on Monday that the U.S. National Security Agency and…
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New Mexico Jury Finds Facebook Liable in Consumer Protection Case
ALBUQUERQUE, September 27 — A New Mexico jury has found Facebook liable for more than 43 million violations…
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Survey Finds Low Trust in Trump and Campaigns Before Midterms
WASHINGTON, September 13 — A new poll released in the run-up to the November 6, 2018, midterm elections…
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Musk PAC Accused of Deceptive Voter Registration Site in Battleground States
WASHINGTON, August 2024 — Elon Musk’s political action committee, America PAC, is facing accusations that it operated a…
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ICE Memo Reveals AI Tool to Shield Agents, Raising Whistleblower Fears
WASHINGTON — A leaked internal memo reveals that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is contracting with a controversial…
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DHS Chief Warns States of Risks From Chinese Voting Parts
WASHINGTON, September 2 — The Department of Homeland Security has escalated its campaign to harden U.S. election infrastructure…
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UK Government Acknowledges Horizon Software Failure in Post Office Scandal
London, August 31 — The Post Office Horizon scandal stands as a stark illustration of how technological missteps,…
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Social Media Platforms Face Legal Precedent on Content Removal
NEW DELHI, July 27 — X and YouTube have been ordered by the Delhi High Court to remove…
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Security tightens at Seattle Center, Space Needle protected
SEATTLE, July 26 — A recent BASE jump at Seattle Center has triggered a formal review of security…
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Supreme Court weighs biometric phone locks vs Fifth Amendment
LONDON, July 25 — The right against self-incrimination, a principle that shields individuals from being forced to testify…
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Instagram DM leads to Karnataka High Court over ‘pretty’ remark
BENGALURU, July 22 — A private Instagram message that led to criminal charges against a 20-year-old college student…
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Karnataka High Court quashes case over ‘Pretty’ Instagram comment
BENGALURU, July 22 — The Karnataka High Court has quashed criminal proceedings against a 20-year-old college student who…
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FBI International Liaison: Legal Attachés and Russia Gap
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The FBI maintains a global network of legal attaché offices—legats, in the jargon—in over…
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Posse Comitatus Act limits U.S. military in domestic roles
WASHINGTON, July 19 — In the corridors of the Capitol, a 148-year-old law still draws the line between…
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Omnibus Crime Act of 1968 reshaped U.S. wiretap laws
WASHINGTON, July 18 — The ink was barely dry on the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act…
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Intelligence Community reviews China election interference assessment
WASHINGTON — The economic implications of how the United States Intelligence Community assessed China’s role in the 2020…
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From 2018 to 2020: A Short History of Election-Security Intelligence
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The debate over foreign interference in U.S. elections has a clear recent history. From…
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No proof found of hacked voting machines altering votes
WASHINGTON — The security of US voting machines is a recurring flashpoint, and the evidence supports a careful,…
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Driver’s Privacy Protection Act still shields motorists after 30 years
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Driver’s Privacy Protection Act, a consequential privacy statute on the federal books, marks…
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U.S. Officials Warn Against Blurring Election Capability and Intent
LONDON, July 16 — The story begins not with a hack, but with a distinction. For years, the…
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U.S. Intelligence Distinguishes Foreign Influence from Interference in Elections
WASHINGTON — There is a difference between someone trying to change your mind and someone trying to change…
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