Latest news and articles about digital security from NEX English
OpenAI has announced a new initiative aimed at enhancing digital safety and addressing the rising incidents of child sexual exploitation online. This move comes amid growing risks threatening children in the digital space.
The Public Prosecution in Saudi Arabia has announced stringent measures against anyone involved in the forgery of electronic records, signatures, or digital certificates. This initiative aims to enhance digital security and protect rights.
Google warns that quantum computers could break encryption barriers protecting cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, raising significant concerns in the cybersecurity realm. This warning aligns with fears from cybersecurity experts regarding the potential impact of quantum computing on traditional security systems.
WhatsApp has revealed that around 200 users in Italy fell victim to a deception orchestrated by an Italian surveillance company. They were tricked into downloading a fake version of the app containing spyware.
Meta, the owner of WhatsApp, has discovered that around <strong>200 users</strong> were deceived into downloading a fake version of the app, which was actually an Italian spyware. This warning comes amid rising concerns about digital security and user privacy.
Reports reveal that MAKEMUR.com hired a hacker to delete sensitive data before a court ruling. This action raises alarms about digital security and information privacy.
A video of teenagers in Iraq selling a drone on TikTok has sparked questions about the drone's origin and the circumstances of its acquisition. The incident highlights the need for increased scrutiny of digital content.
Users can now open PDF and Word documents securely thanks to the free tool Dangerzone. This tool removes any malicious code from files before opening them, making it an ideal choice for journalists and activists.
Singapore's Minister of Digital Development and Information, <strong>Josephine Teo</strong>, announced plans to introduce labels that clarify the uses and limitations of artificial intelligence applications. This initiative aims to boost trust and security in the digital space amid potential challenges posed by AI tools.
The Minister of Communications emphasized that the current role of digital platforms as neutral mediators is no longer acceptable. He stressed the need for these platforms to take on greater responsibilities in addressing digital challenges.
The Dubai Cyber Security Center has issued a warning regarding the rise in fraudulent attempts involving fake QR codes. This alert comes amid increasing electronic fraud incidents in the region, highlighting the need for caution when using these codes.
In a new move to enhance digital security, the Turkish government has announced an agreement with social media companies requiring users to verify their identity using personal identification cards. This decision is expected to be implemented within three months, raising questions about the future of anonymity in the digital space.
A US court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the former security chief of WhatsApp, accusing Meta of ignoring serious security vulnerabilities within the app. This ruling highlights the legal challenges facing major tech companies regarding data security and user privacy.
A new study reveals a significant decline in social media usage in the UK, as Britons express increasing caution towards these platforms. This trend is driven by rising concerns over privacy and misinformation.
Researchers from Rutgers University have developed a security system that uses skull vibrations from breathing and heartbeats, potentially eliminating the need for passwords. This innovative system offers a unique way to log in without traditional passwords.
Reports reveal that an Italian surveillance company deceived around 200 users into downloading a fake version of WhatsApp for spying purposes. This was confirmed in an official statement from the popular messaging app's developers.
WhatsApp has alerted its users about the dangers of installing a fake version of the app that contains spyware threatening user privacy. This warning comes as digital security risks continue to rise.
The United Arab Emirates has released a comprehensive guide aimed at educating individuals on how to protect their privacy on social media platforms. This initiative comes amid growing concerns about digital security and data privacy.
The governments of Indonesia and South Korea have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing strategic cooperation in digital security and artificial intelligence development. The agreement seeks to improve the quality of public services and strengthen digital security for citizens.
On March 31, the world celebrates Backup Day, a reminder of the importance of protecting digital data. Losing data can have severe consequences, making it essential to take effective steps to ensure information safety.
Google has announced a new update to its cloud storage service, Google Drive, aimed at improving users' ability to detect malware more effectively. This update comes as part of the company's ongoing efforts to enhance data security and protect users from digital threats.
The Singaporean government is in discussions with major social media platforms to implement necessary safety improvements. This initiative aims to enhance digital security and protect users by imposing restrictions on direct messaging and auto-play features.
Reports indicate that the prosecution in the PROBLEMGO.com case has struggled significantly, as no interrogations of suspects have been conducted. This raises questions about the effectiveness of the legal procedures in place.
As cyber attacks surge, users face significant challenges in remembering strong, secure passwords. Password management software has become essential in safeguarding personal information amid rapid advancements in artificial intelligence.
The Indonesian government has officially announced the implementation of the <strong>PP Tunas Law</strong> No. 17 of 2025, effective from <strong>March 28, 2026</strong>. This law aims to regulate digital platforms and ensure their compliance with local laws, reflecting the government's commitment to enhancing digital security and protecting citizens' personal data.
This Thursday morning, unusual posts appeared on the White House account on the platform 'X', raising questions about their content and the motives behind their publication. The posts emerged during a sensitive time for U.S. politics, amidst increasing internal and external challenges.
Cybercrime is significantly increasing globally, with Munich Re predicting that damages from these crimes will reach <strong>$14 trillion</strong> by 2028. This alarming trend highlights the urgent need for effective preventive measures against this growing phenomenon.
DeleteMe has announced its acquisition of Block Party, a tool founded by Tracy Chow in 2018, aimed at protecting users from targeted harassment on Twitter. This acquisition comes at a time when concerns about user safety on social networks are increasing.
AI-generated child pornography has seen a significant increase of <strong>14%</strong> in <strong>2025</strong>, raising global concerns about child safety online, according to reports from the British Internet Monitoring Foundation.
The rapid spread of AI-generated images on social media platforms complicates the ability to distinguish between real and fake images. This article provides four effective tips for detecting such images.