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9 women in cybersecurity you may not know but you should follow in 2024
International Women's Day For International Women's Day, I asked influential figures in the cybersecurity industry what it's like being a woman working in tech.
Signal officially abandons phone numbers sharing in the name of privacy
Breaking Currently available only in beta, you can now use a username instead to chat with other people on the Signal app. Here, all you need to know to get started.
World's first ethical hacking marketplace launched by Zerod
Hire a hacker The world's first hacker marketplace for businesses launches. Find out why Zerod is shaking up the industry for pen-testing.
Vietnam to collect biometric information (and DNA) for new ID cards
Breaking Iris scans, voice samples, and DNA will be used for identification purposes starting in July, as mandated by the Ministry of Public Security. Here's what you need to know.
"Illegal to break encryption," the European Court of Human Rights rules
Breaking "A victory for civil liberties," say privacy experts, as the EU Chat Control bill gets de-facto banned. Here's everything you need to know.
Skiff gets bought by Notion—another lost battle for privacy?
Privacy at risk You have until August to migrate your data to another provider as Skiff starts to shut down. So, what does all this mean for you and your privacy?
Google's replacement to third-party cookies "far from being private"
Breaking Popular adblocker and VPN provider, AdGuard, scrutinized new Google Protected Audience API and wasn't happy. Here's what all this means for your privacy.
Internet quality doesn't mean security, especially for children—experts say
Breaking Israel and 14 European countries are among the worst worldwide when it comes to online child protection. Here's all you need to know.
