Cyberspace News

Rising instances of cyberattacks suggest that we might be accepting a world of endless warfare

We would do well to develop a regulatory framework that takes into account the particular nature of AI and find a way to regulate it in the context of the social outcomes

Preppers, those preparing themselves for doomsday scenarios, are storing their money in cryptocurrencies. Have they chosen wisely?

China's CAC has given maximum penalties to several of the country's top tech firms, including Tencent Holdings, Baidu and Weibo, for failing to properly censor online content

Every 10 minutes, one cyber crime took place in the National Capital Region (NCR) and over 22,782 such complaints were lodged in the first six months of 2017, say experts

Compared to India's 70 years of Independence, the Internet in the country is relatively young at 31

Once cradled by global ideals, the multistakeholder community that manages the global commons of cyberspace must now be nurtured by local realities

China's Communist Party brooks no opposition to its rule and the country's newspapers and websites are strictly controlled by the government

The slip-up prompted China's central publicity department to launch an investigation into Tencent Web over what it deemed a significantly negative incident

Lu Wei spent years defending China's censorship policies and restrictions on foreign social media platforms like Facebook as a matter of national security