You discover a critical security flaw, report it responsibly, and expect gratitude—or at least a fix. Instead, you get a cease-and-desist letter from corporate lawyers. This is the reality facing more security researchers in 2026. Here's how to protect yourself.
Recent reports reveal Microsoft provided FBI with BitLocker recovery keys to unlock suspects' laptops. This incident raises critical questions about encryption backdoors, corporate data sharing policies, and what true privacy means in the modern digital landscape.
A federal judge has ordered Anna's Archive to delete terabytes of scraped data. The tech community's overwhelming consensus? They won't. This article dives into the technical, legal, and practical reasons why, and what it reveals about the future of data control.
Two US cybersecurity professionals have shocked the industry by pleading guilty to conducting BlackCat ransomware attacks. This insider threat case reveals critical vulnerabilities in how we trust and vet security experts. We explore what this means for organizational security and personal privacy in 2026.
A landmark Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision has declared Google searches are not private. This article explores the ruling's chilling implications, what it reveals about our digital expectations, and provides actionable steps to reclaim your search privacy in 2025.