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EFF Says Privacy Loopholes Remain in CCPA
California is expected to begin enforcing its new consumer privacy law starting July 1, but the Electronic Frontier Foundation is concerned about all the loopholes that still remain.
EARN IT Act Casts a Long Shadow on Encrypted Services
More senators are expressing support for the EARN IT Act despite its serious threat to encrypted services and user privacy.
Commission Outlines Ways to Overhaul Federal Cybersecurity
The United States needs a top-level cybersecurity coordinator, more powers for CISA, and cybersecurity-specific committees in Congress, the Cyberspace Solarium Commission said in its long-awaited report.
DoJ on Criminal Marketplaces and Not Breaking the Law
Security researchers, law enforcement, and analysts lurk in criminal marketplaces and forums collecting information which may indicate a possible data breach or data theft. It’s a tricky balancing act—blending in among criminals while not engaging in criminal activity that could get them arrested.
Maybe FCC Will Punish Mobile Carriers That Sold Location Data
While FCC chairman Ajit Pai said at least one wireless carrier sold location data in violation of federal law, it is far from clear whether the offending entity will face any penalties.