Privacy

U.S. DOJ said a grand jury indicted a member of a China-based hacking group that had previously stolen the personal data of 78.8 million Anthem users.

At Build 2019, I got to try the newest features coming to Edge: IE Mode, the macOS version and some privacy features.

The new version of Edge will behave like Internet Explorer, and will also have a suite of new security features.

A court in Moscow issued a $50 fine to Facebook for violating a data privacy law that requires information about Russian users to be kept on servers in Russia.

EPIC accused Google of helping the U.S. government conduct mass warrantless searches on billions of files from its billions of users.

FEMA accidentally revealed the addresses and banking information of some 2.5 million people who used its Transitional Sheltering Assistance program.

Epic Games responded to concerns about the Epic Games Store copying a Steam file, regularly accessing root certificates, and tracking user activity.

The FBI's Amy Hess said that end-to-end encryption "is a problem that infects law enforcement and the intelligence community more and more so every day."

Microsoft warned investors that flawed AI algorithms could harm the company's reputation, if it's not careful.

Houston Attorney sued Apple because it pushed a bug to iOS users that made it possible for third-parties to listen on people's conversations without them being aware of this.