EU Experts Warn Against Weakening Encryption in ProtectEU Plan
EU experts warn that weakening encryption under ProtectEU risks privacy, security, and human rights, urging the Commission to protect strong encryption standards.
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Vodafone Faces €45 Million GDPR Fine Over Partner Fraud and Security Issues
The BfDI found Vodafone €45 million for data protection failures linked to partner fraud and security flaws, prompting the company to enhance its compliance and security measures.
Meta and Yandex Exploit Android Browsers to De-Anonymize User Data
Meta and Yandex exploit Android local ports to link browsing data with app identities, bypassing privacy protections and raising serious GDPR concerns.
EDPS Rejects European Investment Bank Data Transfers to India Over GDPR Issues
EU data watchdog blocks routine personal data transfers to India, citing insufficient data protection under India’s yet-to-be-implemented DPDP Act.
How Cybersecurity Frameworks Help Businesses Stay Secure
Cybersecurity frameworks provide structured, proactive defenses to mitigate digital threats, protect assets, and ensure compliance, fostering trust and resilience for businesses and consumers alike.
Signal to Leave Sweden if Data Retention Bill is Passed
Signal’s CEO warns of withdrawal from Sweden if a proposed bill requiring data retention and backdoors for law enforcement is enacted.
UK Demands Access to Apple’s Encrypted Data
The UK demands broad access to Apple’s encrypted user data, raising privacy concerns and potential changes to Apple’s data protection in the region.
Paragon Spyware Used to Spy on EU Journalists
A spyware campaign using Paragon Solutions’ technology targeted EU journalists and activists.
Celebrating Data Protection Day 2025
Data Protection Day 2025 highlights the importance of safeguarding privacy amidst technological advances, emphasizing global cooperation, innovation, and public awareness to address ongoing challenges.
Experts disagree with Europol chief’s request for encryption back door
Experts warn that backdoors in encryption compromise security, risking privacy for all, amid calls for police access to encrypted messages.
Concerns Arise Over Russian Code in Hungary’s New Digital Identification System
Hungary’s new Client Gate+ system raises security concerns due to the recommendation of a Russian-developed code generator, prompting scrutiny and calls for investigation.
Norways DPA and FCA joins forces to combat cybercrime
Datatilsynet and Finanstilsynet invite banks to join a sandbox project to enhance data sharing solutions while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.