In the latest episode of Safe Mode, we talk to Peter Anaman, principal investigator in Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit. Peter takes us on a deep dive on…

The mobile company Cape’s Android-based phone complies with U.S. law but claims to offer a higher degree of privacy for users.

The subcommittee chair said the FCC has the ability to act now in response to Salt Typhoon targeting the 2024 presidential campaigns.

The filing also suggests that customers have a minimal role in operating the spyware, in an apparent contradiction of past NSO Group claims.

Some recent court rulings show the difficult road of anti-spyware litigation, but those in the fight also see signs of promise.

The proposed regulation imposes a series of restrictions on how American entities can sell “bulk” sensitive data across six categories.

Michael Barnhart, DPRK Operations at Mandiant

The leading maker of spyware offered somewhat different explanations about wanting to see Apple’s lawsuit disappear.

A review of nine companies’ business practices found that using their services was just the beginning of vast data collection efforts.

It’s another swipe at the Intellexa Consortium, a sprawling network of companies.