Under proposed rules, tech firms could be asked to detect both new and previously identified child sexual abuse material by breaking encryption if necessary
Widely used connectivity suite has been beefed up to prevent 'capture now, decrypt later' attacks
The issue affects LUKS 2.2.0 and later
Looks to turn public opinion against private communications
Germany's approach is the opposite to what British government thinks about the use of encryption on digital platforms
Never been done before, the company says
Meanwhile WhatsApp has published a new privacy policy for users in Ireland and across Europe
Grief group's move seems to reflect a growing trend in the cybercrime community
The key could have come from US or Russian authorities - or a paid ransom
Don’t panic, but it's time get moving says Duncan Jones, head of quantum cyber security at Cambridge Quantum Computing