Orbán’s spies were hunting me, says Hungarian journalist accused of espionage
Szabolcs Panyi tells POLITICO that Budapest’s accusations are “meant to psychologically pressure me and shatter my credibility,” in the wake of his reporting on secret talks between Péter Szijjártó and Sergey Lavrov.
European Commission investigates cyber attack on its websites
The Commission said the attack was “contained.”
MEPs told to leave phone at home for China trip
Concerns over cyberespionage have peaked in recent years as authorities uncovered more attacks by Chinese state-backed hacking groups on European governments.
MEPs block tech firms from scanning for child sexual abuse material
Scanning for child abuse content will become illegal in Europe after April 3.
Commissioners pile pressure on Parliament to pass child sexual abuse bill
Scanning tech platforms for child abuse material will become illegal in Europe early next month unless lawmakers pass Hail Mary fix on Thursday.
10 years after Brussels attacks, threat has moved online, says EU terror chief
The attacks exposed security gaps in the EU’s borderless travel area. Now the threat has moved to the internet.
EU’s Huawei hardliners get top court backing
Legal opinion dents telco industry hopes to fight bans on Chinese equipment.
Europeans think Trump can shut down their internet
More than half of people surveyed think reliance on U.S. tech is “real and concrete risk.”
EU sanctions Iran group that hacked Charlie Hebdo
Countries impose measures on Iranian, Chinese companies providing hacking services.
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