Forty nations have to ratify the treaty for it to enter into force, and they have some leeway on how to implement it.

The company responsible for bug bounty platforms warns in a letter to top U.S. officials that the treaty’s vague language could undermine ethical security research.

Sanctions and public exposure might have driven Intellexa into silence for months, but that doesn’t mean its Predator spyware is gone for good.

Poland was once a “dark spot” on spyware abuse, but a probe, victim notifications and more has made it a potential model for other nations.

The attack is just the latest in a string targeting the multilateral body in recent years.

Critics say the draft version of the global treaty backed by China and Russia could be used to persecute security researchers and activists.

A U.N. cybercrime treaty could give global governments new — and what many human rights defenders call worrisome — powers to prosecute cybercrimes.

The call follows mounting evidence of surveillance technology being used in human rights abuses.

It's just the newest digital woe for the Turkic-speaking ethnic group.

Many cybercrime laws aren't really about cybercrime.