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Latest News in Cybersecurity & Privacy

  • December 19, 2025

    The Data Privacy And AI Developments That Shaped 2025

    The past year delivered a pair of major jury verdicts against Meta and Google in two of the first data privacy cases to head to trial, while a controversial effort quickly materialized and gained steam at the federal level to block states from regulating emerging artificial intelligence technologies. 

  • December 19, 2025

    Google Says SerpApi Bypasses Security To Scrape IP

    Google says data-scraping firm SerpApi circumvents its security measures protecting copyrighted content that appears in search results, alleging in a California federal lawsuit Friday that SerpApi steals content Google licenses from others "at an astonishing scale" and then resells it to its own customers.

  • December 19, 2025

    AI Note-Taking Software Stores Voice Data, Ill. Suit Says

    Artificial intelligence software that provides transcription and other meeting assistance on platforms such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams illegally collects, stores and uses individuals' biometric voice data without their informed consent, according to a lawsuit filed in Illinois federal court.

  • December 19, 2025

    F5 Faces Securities Class Action Over 'False' Security Claims

    Seattle tech company F5 Inc. boasted to investors about its cybersecurity offerings while at the same time hiding a long-term data breach that targeted the company's highest-revenue product, an investor claimed Friday in a proposed class action filed in Washington federal court.

  • December 19, 2025

    23 AGs Oppose FCC's Possible AI Law Preemption

    Nearly two dozen state attorneys general joined forces to urge the Federal Communications Commission not to issue a ruling that would preempt state-level regulation of artificial intelligence technologies, arguing in a comment letter that the agency lacks such authority.

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