Bill Goodwin is an Investigations Editor at Computer Weekly. He focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, cybersecurity, and cybercrime, often exploring topics related to security breaches and the implications of the Russia-Ukraine war on telecommunications. Bill's work has been featured in Knowledia and ComputerWeekly.com.
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Bill Goodwin's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, crime, government & politics, tech, privacy & cybersecurity. His articles cover topics such as data privacy, cybersecurity, encryption, hacking and law enforcement.
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By: Bill Goodwin
Swiss ePost chief Renato Stalder bets on encrypted communications as demand for letter delivery falls.
By: Bill Goodwin
Chinese hacking of US telecom networks raises questions about the exploitation by hostile hacking groups of government backdoors to provide lawful access to telecoms services
By: Bill Goodwin
A court has given the go-ahead to UK-based blogger Yusuf Al-Jamri to seek damages from the Kingdom of Bahrain after it deployed spyware from Israel's NSO Group to hack his phone
By: Bill Goodwin
Computer Weekly talks to GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre operations director Paul Chichester and former NCSC chief executive Ciaran Martin on Russia, China and Salt Typhoon.
By: Bill Goodwin
Belfast journalists Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey were unlawfully placed under surveillance by two UK police forces, which spied on their phone communications and suspected confidential sources, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) ruled today.
By: Bill Goodwin
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal has criticised the Police Service of Northern Ireland and the Metropolitan Police for unlawfully spying on journalists
By: Bill Goodwin
Conservative MP David Davis calls for a public inquiry following a court ruling that the PSNI and Metropolitan Police unlawfully placed journalists under electronic surveillance.
By: Bill Goodwin
Canadian businessman Thomas Herdman, who was arrested by French police despite agreeing a deal to cooperate with US investigators, has been denied bail after 42 months in pre-trial detention
Revelations of covert and unlawful monitoring of journalists and their confidential sources by the Police Service of Northern Ireland and the Metropolitan Police attracted a huge amount of attention this year.
The Berlin Regional Court has found that evidence obtained by a joint French and Dutch operation to hack the EncroChat encrypted mobile phone network is legally inadmissible, raising questions about its use in other European countries.
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