encryption

US President suggests action should be taken as part of a quid pro quo

If you’re looking for a pretty good encryption standard, there are worse places to start

Law enforcement agency argues the technology frustrates the investigative process

The broadcasting corporation has made its site available on the Tor browser to evade censorship

Personal virtual private network provider admits to a breach in March 2018 but claims no data was exfiltrated

How the big cloud vendors stack up when it comes to encrypting and protecting your data

Home secretary pens open letter to the Facebook chief as the nations strike historic data-access agreement

We explore the world of digital cryptography, and explain why it is an increasingly fundamental aspect of modern business

AES is one of the most widely used encryption protocols, but where did it come from and how does it work?

Unless our apathy towards data protection changes, we may soon lose something we can’t replace

Vulnerability allows attackers to ‘completely break’ Bluetooth encryption

Not all hackers are motivated by greed - some of them use their powers for good

Privacy group ridicules ISPA nomination and claims it's "a bit like saying peanut butter is evil"

It's the Snowden-approved industry standard for secure communications, but hackers have stumbled upon hugely significant flaw

Israeli developer claims its UFED Premium tool can also crack flagship Android devices like the Samsung Galaxy S9

You can't get away with poor payment security in 2019, no matter how small your business

Google, Apple, WhatsApp, Microsoft and others to sign an open letter imploring GCHQ to understand implications of its 'ghost protocol'

Google reveals a bug prevented its cryptography system encrypting enterprise users' login details since 2005

Despite many businesses already using encryption, the majority of policies lack complete coverage

Your office printer is a sitting target for hackers, so what can you do to secure it?

Samsung’s in-display fingerprint reader can be hacked ‘in 15 minutes’

“Systemic problems” could allow an attacker to manipulate data, take over accounts and commit fraud

The social network proves once again how little respect is has for its users