ICE is undergoing a significant, budget-driven expansion, establishing new offices across the U.S. and embedding its operations within existing government…
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The head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, Gail Slater, has resigned just weeks before a major monopoly trial against…
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The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a cross-appeal against Google, signaling dissatisfaction with the court-ordered remedies and seeking stricter…
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Microsoft permanently banned Jeffrey Epstein from Xbox Live in 2013, citing a conduct policy violation, but an internal email directly…
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U.S. authorities seized the Russian Anonymous Marketplace (RAMP), a major dark web forum central to ransomware tool trading and discussion,…
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The most critical factor for modern SEO is user satisfaction, as Google's ranking systems are fundamentally trained on user engagement…
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Google is contesting a court order to share proprietary data, arguing its internal ranking signals and user data are invaluable…
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A senior Google executive warns that court-ordered sharing of its core search technology, like its index and ranking data, would…
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Google is seeking to delay court-ordered antitrust remedies, arguing that forced licensing of its search and advertising technology would expose…
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Google has appealed a federal court ruling that declared it an illegal monopolist in online search, seeking to suspend court-ordered…
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The DOJ's flawed redaction process for Epstein case documents allowed sensitive information to be revealed through a simple copy-paste method,…
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Portugal has enacted a safe harbor law, exempting ethical cybersecurity research from prosecution if it is conducted responsibly and without…
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Portugal has enacted a new law creating a legal safe harbor for good-faith security researchers, protecting them from prosecution for…
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A critical vulnerability in FortiWeb (CVE-2025-58034) is being actively exploited due to a stealth patch that left many administrators unaware…
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The Department of Justice has reached a settlement with RealPage, imposing strict new rules on how it collects and uses…
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A federal judge is considering whether to break up Google's ad technology business after hearing final arguments in a landmark…
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Five individuals pleaded guilty for helping North Korean IT workers infiltrate over 100 U.S. companies by bypassing hiring checks and…
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Oleksii Lytvynenko has been extradited from Ireland to the U.S. for his alleged role in the Conti ransomware group, accused…
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President Donald Trump has pardoned Changpeng Zhao, founder of Binance, following his support for a Trump-affiliated crypto initiative and advocacy…
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Texas lawmakers have requested a Department of Justice investigation, accusing the Smithsonian of violating anti-lobbying laws by using funds to…
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