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Draft UN Cybercrime Treaty Could Make Security Research a Crime, Leading 124 Experts to Call on UN Delegates to Fix Flawed Provisions that Weaken Everyone's Security

The UN Cybercrime Treaty is in the final stages of drafting and could potentially hinder security researchers' efforts to enhance global security.
Over 120 prominent security researchers and cybersecurity organizations have expressed concern about the draft and called for modifications to protect security research.

Security Researchers and Journalists at Risk: Why You Should Hate the Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty

The proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty lacks protection for security researchers and journalists, potentially criminalizing their essential work in identifying system vulnerabilities.

Protect Good Faith Security Research Globally in Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty

The UN Cybercrime Treaty drafts pose risks to global cybersecurity and the activities of good faith cybersecurity researchers
The proposed treaty categorizes much of the work of security researchers as criminal activity, hindering their ability to enhance technological safety

NIST may not resolve vulnerability database backlog until early 2025, analysis shows

The National Vulnerability Database has a significant processing backlog that may not be cleared until early 2025.

Draft UN Cybercrime Treaty Could Make Security Research a Crime, Leading 124 Experts to Call on UN Delegates to Fix Flawed Provisions that Weaken Everyone's Security

The UN Cybercrime Treaty is in the final stages of drafting and could potentially hinder security researchers' efforts to enhance global security.
Over 120 prominent security researchers and cybersecurity organizations have expressed concern about the draft and called for modifications to protect security research.

Security Researchers and Journalists at Risk: Why You Should Hate the Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty

The proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty lacks protection for security researchers and journalists, potentially criminalizing their essential work in identifying system vulnerabilities.

Protect Good Faith Security Research Globally in Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty

The UN Cybercrime Treaty drafts pose risks to global cybersecurity and the activities of good faith cybersecurity researchers
The proposed treaty categorizes much of the work of security researchers as criminal activity, hindering their ability to enhance technological safety

NIST may not resolve vulnerability database backlog until early 2025, analysis shows

The National Vulnerability Database has a significant processing backlog that may not be cleared until early 2025.
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Here's why deleted iPhone photos returned to some iOS devices

Apple released iOS 17.5.1 to fix resurfacing of deleted photos, attributing it to a database corruption. Apple clarified the issue affected files on devices, not iCloud synced files.

Adobe Adds Firefly and AI Watermarking to Bug Bounty Program

Security researchers in Adobe's bug bounty program can now earn rewards for finding vulnerabilities in Adobe Firefly and Content Credentials.

A Mysterious Leak Exposed Chinese Hacking Secrets

The leaked documents from i-Soon revealed details about company activities and involvement with hacking groups.
Security researchers are investigating the leaked files, uncovering information about disinformation campaigns and espionage activities.

Feds Want to Ban the World's Cutest Hacking Device. Experts Say It's a 'Scapegoat'

The government of Canada is planning to ban the Flipper Zero, a popular handheld hacking device.
The Canadian government claims, without evidence, that the device is being used to steal cars.

Security experts issue warning over new spyware variant targeting Android users

Security researchers warn of CapraRAT spyware targeting Android users globally.

Kraken says security researchers tried extorting it over bug

Kraken exchange accuses security researchers of exploiting bug to steal millions in digital cash and extort the exchange.

If Not Amended, States Must Reject the Flawed Draft UN Cybercrime Convention Criminalizing Security Research and Certain Journalism Activities

UN Cybercrime Convention poses risks to security researchers' and investigative journalists' rights
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