Tonya Riley

Critics say the draft version of the global treaty backed by China and Russia could be used to persecute security researchers and activists.

A federal judge said he was “skeptical” of Meta Platforms Inc.'s argument that the court has jurisdiction to block the Federal Trade Commission from altering a court-approved settlement in a dispute over how the company handles private user data.

A kids online safety group and parent advocate are urging the Federal Trade Commission to investigate an anonymous messaging service they say is putting children’s safety and mental health at risk.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta intends to appeal a preliminary injunction issued in September blocking a first in the nation children’s online safety law.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta intends to appeal a preliminary injunction issued in September blocking a first in the nation children’s online safety law.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau faced a key challenge in its long-awaited open banking proposal: allowing the free sharing of customers’ financial data while boosting security.

T-Mobile USA Inc. must face several proposed class action claims from a victim of an alleged SIM-swapping data scam, a Washington federal judge ruled.

By North Korean hackers known for cryptocurrency heists are expanding their targets to include education, government and healthcare, according to researchers tracking the group.

(Bloomberg Law)—After California passed a law forcing digital platforms to adopt privacy guardrails and safety standards for young users, Carl Szabo

After California passed a law forcing digital platforms to adopt privacy guardrails and safety standards for young users, Carl Szabo had a blunt