Privacy advocates want the FTC to take on invasive daycare apps

A rise in federal agency breaches involving personal data highlights the ongoing challenge the U.S. government faces in protecting privacy.

The news follows a White House meeting with airline and other aviation executives to discuss the cybersecurity threat facing the industry.

CBP is conducting warrantless phone searches of up to 10,000 Americans annually and storing details in a government database.

Whistleblower Peiter "Mudge" Zatko said that "if you're not placing foreign agents into Twitter … you're most likely not doing your job."

A former Patreon employee told CyberScoop that after the layoffs "there are no qualified security personnel" at the company.

The former intelligence operatives worked in a hacking unit of the cybersecurity firm DarkMatter, which is known for developing spyware.

The lawsuit against Kochava follows a Biden administration request that the agency use its authorities to protect reproductive privacy.

Ten of the top 15 mobile carriers offer no way for consumers to opt-out of geolocation data collection, according to responses to the agency.

Twitter whistleblower Peiter Zatko has been called to testify in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee next month.

Public records and reporting has revealed that federal agencies have spent millions of dollars on contracts with massive data brokers.