Bank Websites Tracked Users Who Rejected Cookie Consent
Clicking "Reject all" on a cookie banner feels like a decisive act of self-protection. New research from security firm Jscrambler suggests that decision often makes no practical difference. Analyzing
Kaspersky Expands Container Security Platform to Close DevSecOps Compliance Gaps
Containerisation now underpins the software infrastructure of the vast majority of modern enterprises, but the speed advantages that made the technology so attractive have also introduced a complex
Windscribe Mocks Mullvad Controversy With a Parody Built Around Dog Rescue Donations
A satirical broadside from Windscribe has drawn fresh attention to the reputational crisis facing Mullvad VPN, after it emerged that Mullvad co-founder Daniel Berntsson donated approximately $514,000
Android Defaults Your Privacy Away - Here Is How to Take It Back
Most Android users assume their phone is configured to share as little personal data as possible unless they explicitly agree otherwise. That assumption is wrong. Android ships with an opt-out
Russia's Internet Regulator Plans a State VPN to Bypass Its Own Censorship
Roskomnadzor, the Russian federal body responsible for blocking hundreds of foreign internet services, is now proposing to build a government-controlled VPN - specifically to let domestic IT workers
Netherlands and Japan Face Critical Early Test in Competitive Group F Opener
When two of the world's most tactically distinct footballing cultures meet in Arlington, Texas, the stakes extend well beyond a single result. The Netherlands and Japan open their 2026 World Cup
EFF Names Nicole Ozer Executive Director as Cindy Cohn Returns to the Courtroom
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, the San Francisco-based organization widely regarded as the leading advocate for digital civil liberties in the United States, has a new executive director. Nicole
Benevento High School Brings Police, Forensics, and Cyber Safety Directly to Students
For the fifth consecutive year, the 'Rummo' Scientific High School in Benevento opened its classrooms to officers from multiple branches of the Italian State Police, transforming an ordinary school
Canada Cuts Consumer Watchdog Office, Saving Almost Nothing While Silencing Advocacy
The federal government is shutting down the Office of Consumer Affairs and withdrawing funding from the independent advocacy groups it sustained - a decision that will save roughly $2.6 million a
DNS Leaks Expose VPN Users to ISPs Despite Active Encryption Tunnels
A VPN that leaks your DNS requests is, in a meaningful sense, not doing its job. Every time you type a web address into a browser, your device sends a lookup request to translate that human-readable