Florida man enters encryption wars

Just three months after the Trump administration campaign promised to immigrate to the United States, immigration and customs enforcement He now has a $ 30 million contract with Palantir to build a surveillance platform “soon from reality” Immigration is called information about reporting themselves (choosing to leave the United States). Meanwhile, the Ministry of Internal Security is sending aggressive email messages that tell people a temporary legal status to leave the United States. that it It is not clear that the messages have already been sentNevertheless, given that a number of citizens born in the United States have been reported to receive them.

The Cyber ​​Security Agency and the US infrastructure looked ready this week Abolish the financing of an important security vulnerability project known as the CVE program. Cisa came in the end with funding, but some CVE board members are planning to make the project in an independent profit organization.

A lawsuit for the Houthi signs chat in the Trump administration is revealed Details about the steps taken by federal departments – and did not do – keep messages For all the laws of records.

Take a look at a look at The most dangerous infiltrators you have not heard beforeDive into the depths of the unwinding Russian intelligence group Gamardon; Unbelievable Chinese Chinese Trinity of tax Text messages content; Dangerous members of the fallen ransom giant Black pasta; Critical infrastructure infrastructures known as CYBERAV3NGERS; the Tradertraitor Snements in North Korea are responsible for a stunning number of massive robbery; The well -known Chinese -Chinese infiltrators called the state known as the state known as Copper Hurricane.

Moreover, it is suspected 4chaan may have serious consequences For the controversial photo council. AI Massive Blue is Helping police officers generate social media robots that operate in Amnesty International To form sympathetic characters and talk to people with attention. and New Jersey Public Prosecutor suits DiscordIn claiming that the platform does not contain sufficient guarantees to protect children under the age of 13 years of sexual predators and harmful content.

But wait, there is more! Every week, we link the security and privacy news that we did not cover deeply. Click the titles to read full stories, and stay safe there.

A draft draft law in Florida will require social media companies to provide law enforcement with encryption backgrounds so that police officers can reach user accounts. The draft law is unanimously submitted by the committee this week and will now go to the Senate to vote. If passed, and The use of social media by the palace Bill, under the sponsorship of the Senator in the state, Blaise Ingallia, will require “social media platforms to provide a mechanism for decoding encryption from one side to one party when the law application gets a summons.” The draft law will also prohibit disappearance messages in the accounts designed for children and will require social media companies to create a mechanism for parents or guardians to reach children’s accounts. Experts have long warned that the rear encryptions make everyone less safe, including those that aim to help. However, waves of attacks on encryption have emerged over and over over the years, including a The last direction In the European Union and the United Kingdom.

The Nevada Provincial Judge said this week that the exercise of “dumps of the tower”, where the law application withdraws huge amounts of personal contacts from the cells of the cells, violates the fourth amendment, and therefore, unconstitutional. The cell towers collect large quantities of information about users, including phone numbers and phone sites, so when the police officers request data from a tower during a specific time period, they often receive information about thousands of devices or more. Despite the decision this week, Judge Miranda M. said. Du that law enforcement can still use the evidence they collected by emptying a tower in their case.

China claimed this week that the US National Security Agency committed “advanced” electronic attacks against critical industries in February during Asian winter games. Law enforcement from the northeastern city of Harbin has three agents of the alleged NSA – Katheryn A. Wilson, Robert J. Snelling and Stephen W. Johnson – on a required list and claimed that the University of California and technology in Virginia Tak participated in the attacks. “We are urging the United States to take a responsible position on the issue of cybersecurity and … to stop swabs and attacks that are not affected by China,” the ministry spokesman Lin Jian said at a press conference on multiple topics. The US government often invites the state -backed Chinese piracy and the names of the alleged perpetrators, but China has been less consistent with such data. This step comes this week amid escalating tensions between the two countries, including the Trump administration’s trade war.

CBP uses multiple artificial intelligence tools to survey social media and identify people with attention online, according to information from the agency and marketing materials that were reviewed by 404 media of contractors. CBP has released information about platforms this week in parallel with the US Department of Internal Security announced that it will “start examining the activity of social media for foreigners in order to anti -Semitism.” This statement also says that American citizenship and immigration services are conducting social media inspections “anti -Semitism”. I told CBP 404 Media in an email that “no audit or processing tool is used”, referring to Dataminr and ONYX, but not explained. Artificial intelligence platforms use the analysis of large data processes and can be used to develop expected customers on people who may be violating American immigration laws.