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Still Flawed and Lacking Safeguards, UN Cybercrime Treaty Goes Before the UN General Assembly, then States for Adoption

The proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty is likely to be adopted despite serious human rights concerns raised by civil society.

The treaty allows excessive surveillance with insufficient safeguards, risking privacy violations and repression by member states.

Protect Good Faith Security Research Globally in Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty

The UN Cybercrime Treaty drafts pose substantial risks to cybersecurity and the rights of cybersecurity researchers.

The drafts fail to exempt good faith security research from the expansive scope of cybercrime prohibitions.

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

Biden Administration to Support Controversial UN Cyber Treaty

The Biden administration supports a UN cybercrime treaty despite concerns about misuse by authoritarian regimes.

Protect Good Faith Security Research Globally in Proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty

The UN Cybercrime Treaty drafts pose substantial risks to cybersecurity and the rights of cybersecurity researchers.

The drafts fail to exempt good faith security research from the expansive scope of cybercrime prohibitions.

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

Biden Administration to Support Controversial UN Cyber Treaty

The Biden administration supports a UN cybercrime treaty despite concerns about misuse by authoritarian regimes.

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Geofence Warrants Are 'Categorically' Unconstitutional | EFFector 36.11

Geofence warrants are determined to be unconstitutional, highlighting the importance of protecting individual privacy.

EFF, International Partners Appeal to EU Delegates to Help Fix Flaws in Draft UN Cybercrime Treaty That Can Undermine EU's Data Protection Framework

EFF and 21 organizations call for revisions to UN Cybercrime Treaty to protect online expression and data privacy.

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