Apple's announcement that it was suing Israeli malware purveyor NSO Group for targeting iPhone users was coupled with another, equally dismaying (I mean, for NSO…) announcement: it would be informing targets of malware anytime it detected a suspected intrusion. Actually, this may be more of a concern for NSO's customers. After all, they're still paying…
users, and more than 100 countries, that may have been targets of hacking attempts by surveillance companies working for either government agencies or private clients, so what more needs to be done to curb that? this is a really complicated phenomenon, where on one end the solution is to just completely go analog, and lose our digital i.d.s, and also a utopian vision, so you look at this vision that being led by people like jack dorsey who is at twitter, the idea of web-3, where they can regain the idealism of the internet and we can trust each other once again, i think the answer really is kind of a mixture of all of these things. i m not highly utopian, and also i don t believe we can completely go back in time. and it s really figuring out how we lower resilience. and whether that s technological resilience, the way we build our network, the way we store our data, the way we back up our data, the way we protect that
In the wake of high-profile cyber attacks on the US government institutions and agencies, tech giants like Apple, Google, Microsoft and Amazon on Wednesday promised US President Joe Biden to help him improve cybersecurity infrastructure
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cooperate with you if there s an overlap of interests. we can certainly cooperate if you stop some of your aggressive behavior. but if you continue going down the road that you re on right now, there will be more serious repercussions and we will not tolerate attacks on our elections. we will not tolerate cyberattacks on our companies. we will not tolerate attacks on our allies. and we will also not stay silent about your human rights abuses. i think one of the most important messages that biden can deliver to putin in geneva is to say, mr. putin, let alexei navalny go and also let there are dozens and even hundreds of other disseidents who are locke up in russia. let them go. this is something that trump would have ignored. biden can t ignore it. i think he has to make it a major part of his meeting with putin. so then, john, what does a successful meeting look like because putin is laughing off hacking attempts, won t even