Moscow’s Tagansky District Court has granted a motion by the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor) against Google LLC and YouTube by finding them guilty in a breach of privacy law.
Facebook has paid Russian authorities a 4 million ruble ($53,000) fine over its refusal to comply with controversial data localization […]
The rise of cloud computing and AI technologies have popularised the technology globally, with supporters saying it promises greater security […]
The ride-hailing app Wheely has written to the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) after claiming it is being pressured into […]
Cellphone location data purchased from marketers enabled researchers at Mississippi State to track the movements of Russian generals. The data […]
Berlin has officially called for the use of a new EU sanctions framework to target Russian individuals following the 2015 […]
Activist Alyona Popova and politician Vladimir Milov have lodged a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) about […]
More than 43,000 Russian schools will be equipped with facial recognition cameras ominously named “Orwell”. The state technology firm Rusnano’s […]
The successor agency to Russia’s KGB has been hacked again—and the exposed tools represent a threat to us all. This […]
Moscow is using facial recognition technology to ensure people ordered to remain at home or at their hotels under coronavirus […]
Moscow is the latest major city to introduce live facial recognition cameras to its streets, with Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announcing […]
Hackers have stolen a massive trove of sensitive data and defaced the website of SyTech, a major contractor working for […]