FCC Set to Vote on Proposal to Ban Chinese Labs from Testing US Electronics
LSEC Bromley The Federal Communications Commission is preparing to vote on a proposal that could prevent Chinese laboratories from testing…
Government Policies and Cyber Regulations
Australia Investigates Meta, TikTok and YouTube Over Alleged Rule Violations
Australian regulators have launched an investigation into major digital platforms, including Meta, TikTok and YouTube, over potential breaches…
Cybersecurity Trends and Innovations
Government Policies and Cyber Regulations
Privacy and Data Protection
US Restricts Foreign-Made Routers
The United States has announced new restrictions on foreign-manufactured internet routers, marking a shift in how everyday technology…
Data Breaches and Cyber Attacks
Government Policies and Cyber Regulations
Vulnerabilities and Exploits
Amazon’s Cloud Hit Again as Iran Conflict Disrupts AWS in the Middle East
Amazon’s cloud is once again feeling the impact of real-world conflict, this time in the Middle East. Amazon…
4chan Shrugs Off £520,000 UK Fine as Online Safety Clash Deepens
The UK’s online safety push has hit resistance from 4chan, which has been fined £520,000 by Ofcom for…
The Dictionary Takes On OpenAI
Encyclopaedia Britannica, the publisher behind Merriam-Webster, has launched legal action against OpenAI, accusing the artificial intelligence firm of…
Anthropic Sues US Government Over ‘Supply Chain Risk’ Label
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has filed a lawsuit against the US government after the Pentagon labelled the firm…
Geopolitical Tensions Disrupt Amazon Cloud Infrastructure
Drone strikes have damaged three Amazon Web Services data centres in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain amid…
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Government Policies and Cyber Regulations
Privacy and Data Protection
ChatGPT Uninstalls Surge by 295% Following US Defence Partnership
Uninstalls of the ChatGPT mobile app in the United States have surged by around 295 per cent after…
Reddit Ordered to Pay £14.47m for Failing to Protect Children’s Data
Britain’s privacy regulator has fined social media platform Reddit £14.47 million for breaches of children’s data protection laws,…