The SEC's new "Consolidated Audit Trail" system, aimed at monitoring all U.S. stock trades, has sparked controversy over its potential infringement on privacy rights and its legality.
The Senate's late-night vote to renew the FISA surveillance program ignited bipartisan concerns over privacy.
As the April 19 deadline approaches, the U.S. Senate grapples with the reauthorization of FISA's Section 702.
The House-approved bill to reauthorize Section 702 of the FISA has sparked major concerns over expanded domestic surveillance.
The U.S. House of Representatives approved a two-year extension of FISA 702, allowing continued warrantless surveillance, amid debates and a failed amendment for warrant requirements in searching American communications.
The House Rules Committee’s advancement of the FISA reauthorization bill highlights a critical debate over warrants for querying Americans' data.
A major cybersecurity breach in El Salvador has led to the leak of personal information and HD photos of around 5 million citizens on the dark web.
The Metropolitan Police's adoption of live facial recognition technology has raised privacy concerns, with substantial investment planned for its expansion.
