
Freedom On The Net 2025: 72-Country Analysis And Key Findings
Freedom on the Net 2025 finds global internet freedom declining for a 15th year, with shutdowns, censorship, and surveillance worsening…
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Freedom on the Net 2025 finds global internet freedom declining for a 15th year, with shutdowns, censorship, and surveillance worsening…
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Strong encryption protects privacy, secures business and government communications, and helps defend against cyber threats. Learn why backdoors put everyone…
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Strong encryption protects privacy, secures online commerce, supports human rights, and helps defend against cyber threats in digital life.
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Weakening encryption may promise quick fixes, but it creates broader vulnerabilities, economic harm, and long-term security risks for everyone.
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KRACK showed why Wi-Fi needs more than one line of defense: layered encryption like TLS, VPNs, and WPA3 helps protect…
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Strong encryption protects privacy, secures critical systems, and reduces cyber risk—without backdoors that weaken safety for everyone.
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IETF 100 highlighted key advances in IPv6, BGP security, DNSSEC, TLS 1.3, and IoT standards shaping a safer, more resilient…
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Older YubiKeys with vulnerable Infineon firmware can leak private keys via side-channel attacks; upgrade to 5.7.0+ to stay protected.
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IETF 100 spotlighted encryption, identity, and privacy advances shaping secure web, IoT, and future Internet standards.
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A nuanced look at encryption policy, showing how privacy, security, and lawful access can be balanced without weakening cryptographic standards.
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Why encryption backdoors threaten privacy, security, and innovation—and why experts say there’s no safe way to create exceptional access.
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Strong encryption helps journalists protect sources, evade surveillance, and report safely in hostile digital environments.
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