TECH POLICY

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Links to Telegram on Meta’s platforms often lead to drugs and scams, researchers find.

International efforts to rein in online surveillance tools are being systematically skirted, researchers say.

For years, internet moguls like Elon Musk and Pavel Durov have flown above the law as captains of free speech. Now they’re hitting turbulence.

The Russian-born billionaire is charged with complicity in distributing child sexual abuse images and aiding organized crime.

Beijing’s hacking effort has “dramatically stepped up from where it used to be,” says former top U.S cybersecurity official.

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Paper warns AI impersonators could “overwhelm the internet” without better ways to verify humans.

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A federal court largely upheld a block against California’s landmark child online safety law.

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The master software for some Android phones includes a hidden feature that is insecure and could be activated to allow remote control or spying, a security company says.

A class-action lawsuit brought by a group of artists against firms Stability AI and Midjourney cleared a key legal hurdle.

Traditional phishing attacks aimed to break into organizations advocating for Russian dissidents, among others.

The platform owner’s assertion that a distributed denial of service attack caused a 40-minute delay in his audio exchange with the former president meets with skepticism.

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Donald Trump’s company, which operates Truth Social, said it earned $837,000 in quarterly revenue.