Contact tracing researchers fear Europe could choose a centralized system that puts personal privacy at risk.
The Russian government released an app to track citizens during the coronavirus pandemic. Privacy advocates are leaving bad reviews in the app stores.
EU researchers are concerned after their proposal for a decentralized contact tracing system was rejected without explanation.
PayJoin is a relatively new way to send private transactions in bitcoin and may offer better privacy than current popular alternatives.
European researchers are looking for ways to track the spread of coronavirus while respecting privacy rights.
A new hack called a SurfingAttack uses ultrasonic guided waves to communicate with a device through the voice assistant.
Analysts from the U.K.'s central bank said private currencies could work alongside any future CBDC initiative if they offered real utility.
Worried about getting Zoombombed? Here are some privacy-facing services to check out while you're WFH.
From your router to your browser, tips from a privacy professional about staying safe online during the coronavirus pandemic.
Users of the BlueWallet app can now view available trades on Hodl Hodl, with trading coming soon.
A blockchain startup working in Honduras may show world governments how to limit surveillance overreach while still fighting the deadly coronavirus.
Ripple engineer Nik Bougalis has proposed a method of shielding transactions on the XRP ledger.
Data privacy startup Manetu goes live early next month with $3.5 million in backing from Castle Island Ventures and others.
Is a cash-based society sustainable in a pandemic? Hoarders say yes. Health experts say maybe. Visionaries say no: It’s a moment for systemic change.
Crises provide opportunities for surveillance architecture to move forward, say privacy advocates. This time is no different.