Spyware victims, meet spyware-makers.
A key group of European Parliament members will Tuesday afternoon get their first shot at quizzing representatives of one of the...
In a world of blockbuster antitrust enforcers, Benoît Cœuré is an anti-hero.
Soft-spoken, bookish and with 10 years under his belt as a staid central...
Intel is seeking €593 million in interest from the European Commission after a record 2009 antitrust fine was annulled earlier this year, according to...
WASHINGTON — Crypto’s growing influence in Washington is in danger of fading as the market collapses and the industry shrinks.
Coinbase, a publicly traded exchange...
The German Green party, which is part of the country’s governing coalition, confirmed that a cyberattack that hit its IT systems affected email accounts...
Abortion rights groups are using software that protects privacy and are honing other strategies to combat digital threats that they expect will worsen in...
Frances Haugen, a Facebook whistleblower, is ready for her second act.
Nine months after the former project manager at the world’s largest social network published...
European Data Protection Supervisor Wojciech Wiewiórowski on Friday said there isn’t enough privacy enforcement against tech companies like Meta and Google, hinting at a...
Google’s local subsidiary in Russia filed for bankruptcy because Moscow’s measures against the U.S. firm have made it impossible to do business, the firm...
GENEVA — The World Trade Organization on Friday put itself back in the negotiating game by approving agreements to authorize generic versions of COVID-19...
The European Union’s revamped strategy for tackling disinformation has a flaw: It relies on social media giants checking their own homework.
In a voluntary rulebook...
Brussels is falling out of love with its favorite product: the EU’s landmark privacy rulebook, the General Data Protection Regulation.
Brought online in 2018, the...
