Global agencies warn of Chinese cyber espionage through network hacking

By |2025-09-04T07:22:26+00:00September05 2, 2025|

An international coalition of cybersecurity agencies has warned that Chinese state-sponsored hackers are breaking into telecom, government, and infrastructure networks worldwide to feed a global espionage system. The attackers exploit known weaknesses in routers and firewalls to secretly capture communications, track movements, and maintain long-term hidden access

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France and Germany unite on digital sovereignty, AI, quantum and cloud technologies

By |2025-09-01T13:07:50+00:00September50 1, 2025|

Streamlined EU rules for AI and cybersecurity proposed by France and Germany

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China enforces new AI content identification rules starting today

By |2025-09-01T11:05:17+00:00September16 1, 2025|

By setting clear labelling requirements and establishing responsibility across the content ecosystem, China is positioning itself to combat AI misuse and enhance digital content authenticity.

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Zero Draft of WSIS+20 outcome document made available

By |2025-09-01T10:58:35+00:00August00 30, 2025|

On 29 August, the co-facilitators for the WSIS+20 process issued the Zero Draft of the outcome document for the twenty-year review of the implementation of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS+20).  Spanning over 20 pages, the zero draft covers a wide range of issues related to the implementation of WSIS outcomes and the broader global digital governance architecture. It talks, for instance, about the challenges of addressing the persistent digital divides and of the need to advance the use of ICTs for sustainable development. It highlights the importance of ensuring that human rights are protected equally online and (See more)

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NRO opens second round of consultation on updated Regional Internet Registry governance framework

By |2025-10-29T13:48:19+00:00August00 29, 2025|

The Number Resource Organization Number Council (NRO NC) has launched a new public consultation on the second draft of the 'Governance Document for the Recognition, Operation, and Derecognition of Regional Internet Registries.' The revised proposal further refines earlier input gathered between April and May 2025 and aims to modernise the long-standing Internet Coordination Policy (ICP-2), a foundational document defining how Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) are established and governed.

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NIST updates cybersecurity guidelines to improve software patching and updates

By |2025-09-02T07:04:56+00:00August00 29, 2025|

NIST has updated its cybersecurity and privacy controls catalog to help organizations manage software updates and patches more securely. The changes include new safeguards for logging, root cause analysis, and cyber resiliency, all designed to keep systems safe while minimizing disruptions.

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China opens public consultation on new cybersecurity standard for online authorisation

By |2025-08-29T07:01:46+00:00August59 28, 2025|

The Chinese National Network Security Standardization Technical Committee Secretariat (TC260) has launched a public consultation on a draft national standard for online authorisation protocols, aimed at strengthening cybersecurity and identity authentication across China’s digital ecosystem. The consultation period runs until 26 October 2025. The proposed GB/T (non-binding) standard outlines a technical framework for third-party resource [...]

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US lawmakers launch inquiry into alleged Wikipedia manipulation by foreign actors and organised groups

By |2025-08-28T16:46:17+00:00August17 28, 2025|

The US.House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has launched an investigation into possible coordinated efforts by foreign actors, academic institutions, and organized groups to manipulate Wikipedia content and influence U.S. public opinion. In a letter to Wikimedia CEO Maryana Iskander, lawmakers requested records on editor misconduct, neutrality safeguards, and analyses of potential bias patterns, particularly regarding conflicts involving Israel. Wikimedia has until September 10, 2025, to provide the requested information.

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