UK Information Rights Regulator Fines US Face Recognition Developer
A U.K. office in charge of protecting information rights has fined a facial recognition company from the United States for...
A U.K. office in charge of protecting information rights has fined a facial recognition company from the United States for...
Cybercriminals are able to “pre-hijack” accounts on popular online platforms like Instagram and LinkedIn before users have...
A man accused of paying bribes in one of China's biggest-ever military corruption scandals allegedly funneled at least 114...
The Swiss commodity trading and mining giant Glencore pleaded guilty on Tuesday to multiple counts of bribery and market...
The reputation of a high-end art dealer now lies in ashes as he was sentenced Monday to seven years in prison for his role...
A U.S. court sentenced on Friday two sons of a former president of Panama to three years in prison each for laundering money...
The Taliban have forced all female TV presenters in Afghanistan to cover their faces while on air, as part of their radical...
The German financial services conglomerate Allianz agreed to pay US$6 billion to settle with the U.S. banking authority...
A Honduran court approved the extradition of an MS-13 leader to the United States, where he could face a life sentence if...
The former head of a Honduran institution that was tasked with emergency procurement related to the COVID-19 pandemic was...
Strapped for funds under the weight of U.S. sanctions, lawmakers in Iran are pondering a new bill which proposed treating...
More than half of energy professionals believe cyberattacks on the industry in the near future will result in a loss of life...