Trio were charged for accessing private information in the accounts of certain Twitter users and providing that information to officials in Saudi Arabia. Keep Reading
Sources familiar with WhatsApp’s internal investigation into the breach said a “significant” portion of the known victims are high-profile government. Keep Reading
The news comes just a week after the company’s owner, Bytedance, was accused by lawmakers of censoring content on behalf of China. Keep Reading
The DFRLab found evidence to suggest a portion of the hashtag traffic was driven by bot-like accounts with three of the key indicators of bot-like activity. Keep Reading
Tinoco told HSToday that he hasn't received a reply from Facebook in the nearly two weeks since his page has been disabled and received no warnings. Keep Reading
The Yom Kippur shooting represents the confluence of three significant trends in terrorism: a rising far right, the targeting of places of worship, and the use of social media and livestreams. Keep Reading
The tool is expected to plug into a wide variety of global resources, including news outlets, blogs, social media platforms, patent databases and academic journals. Keep Reading
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), created in 2017, will change its focus towards increasing cooperation between companies, government agencies, and experts. Keep Reading
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH: We can use the viral nature of social media and meme generation to advance public preparedness to make our society safer. Keep Reading
Under the updated policy, U.S. Customs and Immigration Services can create “fictitious accounts or identities” to access social media accounts. Keep Reading
