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The European Union’s plan to introduce digital identity wallets across member states has come under increasing scrutiny after reports revealed that some of the applications depend on technology supplied by Apple and Google. The debate intensified after International Cyber Digest highlighted findings from Dutch investigative outlet Follow the Money. The report claimed that the...

For years, Switzerland has stood as a worldwide symbol for privacy protection. That’s about to change as they have made a move to implement new laws requiring businesses to store users’ information for six months. Many advocates of online privacy have expressed their discontent with this proposal, arguing that it strips away individuals’ ability to […]

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A critical security flaw in Palo Alto Networks firewalls is now under active attack. Hackers are using forged authentication cookies to bypass security controls and access VPN sessions they never had permission to enter. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-0257, affects GlobalProtect, Palo Alto’s remote access VPN solution built into PAN-OS. Palo Alto disclosed it on […]

Dashlane had a rough weekend. The popular password manager suspended a number of customer accounts after a wave of brute-force attacks hit its platform, triggering automatic security responses across multiple user profiles. The company did not reveal the exact scale of the attack, but scores of users flooded social media with questions after receiving unexpected […]

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Texas has taken Meta Platforms and WhatsApp to court. The state alleges that the company deceived billions of users about the real reach of its end-to-end encryption, and the case is already forcing a broader conversation about what privacy actually means when a trillion-dollar company defines the term. The lawsuit centers on one of the […]

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