France's delay in adopting the NIS 2 directive reveals a deeper conflict between modern cybersecurity standards and traditional state surveillance ambitions.
Digital skimming is turning trusted payment portals into silent thieves, and the industry is remarkably quiet about it.
The European Commission is taking legal action against France and other member states for failing to implement the NIS2 cybersecurity directive.
France's secure state messenger Tchap faces a criminal probe after a major breach. Here is why the sovereign tech play is hitting a wall.
When WIRED exposed hidden tracking in Meta's smart glasses, the company's quick cleanup revealed a deeper shift in the architecture of ambient computing.
Mali is using its new cybercrime laws to silence journalists, proving that high-tech legislation is the new favorite toy for authoritarian regimes.
A security breach at Tchap, the French government's encrypted messaging app, exposes metadata and raises questions about sovereign data security.
A joint Franco-Belgian operation dismantled a massive IPTV network, revealing the industrial scale of modern digital content piracy.
France's secure messaging app Tchap has been breached, exposing 73,000 agents. This is what happens when government hubris meets the complexity of modern encryption.
Beyond the pitch, the 2026 World Cup represents a massive stress test for digital sovereignty and physical architecture in an age of fragmented geopolitics.
Cybercriminals are shifting tactics from health insurance to pension funds, exploiting administrative transitions to drain retiree accounts through sophisticated phishing.
A massive data breach in Rennes exposes the fragility of municipal cybersecurity and the high price of digital centralization.
