China’s New Data Privacy Law Tells Tech Sector “Do as I Say, Not as I Do”
The law is said to target the Chinese fintech sector but includes provisions that forbid companies and individuals from providing...
Read moreThe law is said to target the Chinese fintech sector but includes provisions that forbid companies and individuals from providing...
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Read moreAn article in Bloomberg punctuates the trend towards the nationalization of payment networks. This follows an article written just yesterday that...
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Read moreWhile a bounty might incent defenders to chase the identity of attackers, that is hard to do and this article...
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