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Lanzarote Committee: 'Sexting' among children is not child pornography

The Lanzarote Committee, a body in charge of monitoring the implementation of the Council of Europe's convention for the protection of children against sexual exploitation and sexual abuse, has published a report  stating that 'sexting' among ch...

The G20 Osaka Data Track raises controversy

Report shows that the digital divide in the UK is particularly significant among the elderly and the disabled

The digital divide in the UK is particularly significant among the elderly people and the disabled. This was the conclusion of a report by Good Things Foundation and Professor Simeon Yates, titled 'The real digital divide?'. The research uncovered th...

EU regulation on electronic signatures comes into effect

From 1 July 2016, new EU rules on electronic signatures, seals, timestamps, electronic delivery service and website authentications, as well as electronic documents (see eIDAS Regulation) have started to apply across member states. The regulation, wh...

Researchers managed to steal data from air-gapped computers through computer's fan

Researchers from the Ben-Gurion University in Israel have designed an attack that enables stealing data from an "air-gapped" computer by using its cooling fans. Air-gapped computers -disconnected from the Internet and even other machines in the netwo...

G20 adopts statement on preventing exploitation of the Internet for terrorism and violent extremism conducive to terrorism (VECT)

The G20 leaders adopted the 'G20 Osaka leaders' statement on preventing exploitation of the Internet for terrorism and violent extremism conducive to terrorism (VECT)'  after the Osaka Summit. The statement raises the bar of expectations fo...

China introduces emergency plans for cybersecurity incidents

China's Office of the Central Leading Group for Cyberspace Affairs introduced an emergency cybersecurity plan for Internet security incidents, China Daily reports. The plan will "improve handling of cybersecurity incidents, prevent and reduce damage,...

Maine governor signs net neutrality law

Another state in the USA is adopting its own net neutrality rules, as Maine Governor Janet Mills signs a net neutrality bill. According to the law, 'a state entity may not commit state funds to an Internet service provider (ISP) unless the ISP a...

Venezuela blocks access to Tor Internet browser

Rights advocacy group Access Now has reported that the Tor browser is now blocked in Venezuela. The article quotes Venezuelan technologist and journalist Melanio Escobar, who said 'The government is moving forward t...

MOU on online advertising and IPR

On EU Blockathon held in Brussels that was aimed to address issues of piracy and counterfeit via blockchain based solutions,28 companies and organization signed MOU on online advertising and intellectual property rights. This MOU is effort of EU comm...

Non-profit groups ask for more protection for .org

Three non-profit organisations -Electronic Frontier Foundation, Access Now, and NTEN -have sent a letter to the Internet Society (ISOC) and the Public Interest Registry (PIR) asking for 'more protections' for the .org top-level domain, following the ...

Top websites found to be vulnerable to email spoofing

A Swedish security firm has analysed the top 500 websites ranked byAlexa (a large provider of commercial web traffic data and analytics) and found out that 276 of them are vulnerable to email spoofing. Spoofing, often used by spammers, is when someon...