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Carine Kanimba speaks during a House Intelligence Committee hearing on Commercial Cyber Surveillance on Capitol Hill in Washington on July 27.
The Globe and Mail

John Scott-Railton in The Globe and Mail: Dissidents Face Rising Threat From Spyware Sold to Autocratic Regimes, U.S. Committee Hears

July 27, 2022
A general view of the building of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, November 24, 2021. Julien Warnand/Pool via REUTERS//File Photo
Reuters

Citizen Lab in Reuters: Greek Socialist Leader Files Complaint Over Attempted Phone Bugging

July 26, 2022
A hooded figure holding a cellphone
Washington Post

Citizen Lab in the Washington Post: Congress Joins the Fight Over Foreign Spyware

July 25, 2022
A woman checks the website of Israel-made Pegasus spyware at an office in the Cypriot capital Nicosia, July 21, 2021.
Voice of America

Citizen Lab in Voice of America: Thailand's Latest Cyber-Snooping Revelations 'Tip of the Iceberg'

July 21, 2022
Parliament Building in the shade, with clouds occupying the foreground
The Walrus

Timothy Sayle in The Walrus: How an Unstable US Threatens Canada’s National Security

July 20, 2022
Flag of Iran flown from above, city in the background
CBC Radio One

Andres Kasekamp on CBC Radio One

July 20, 2022
Xi Jinping in the foreground of image
moneycontrol.com

Lynette Ong in moneycontrol.com: China’s Banking Crisis is a Litmus Test of Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Campaign

July 20, 2022
Authorities in Nairobi have installed digital surveillance cameras as part of Kenya’s smart-city initiatives. Credit: Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP via Getty
Nature

Citizen Lab in Nature: Africa: regulate surveillance technologies and personal data

July 20, 2022
The entrance of the International Criminal Court (ICC) is seen in The Hague, Netherlands [File: Jerry Lampen/Reuters]
Al Jazeera

Mark Kersten in Al Jazeera: International Justice Day 2022, Time for ICC to Flip the Script

July 17, 2022
An image from social media shows men in white shirts dispersing protesters in Zhengzhou, China, on July 10. (Reuters)
The Washington Post

Lynette Ong for Monkey Cage, Washington Post: Bank Customers Protested in Henan, China. Who Attacked Them?

July 15, 2022
An outstretched hand puts their ballot into an Elections Canada voting box
Our Future Pod

Peter Loewen on Our Future Pod: Making Sense of Mandatory Voting

July 14, 2022
An Israeli woman uses her iPhone in front of the building housing the Israeli NSO group, on August 28, 2016, in Herzliya, near Tel Aviv. - Apple iPhone owners, earlier in the week, were urged to install a quickly released security update after a sophisticated attack on an Emirati dissident exposed vulnerabilities targeted by cyber arms dealers.
Washington Post

John Scott-Railton in Washington Post: White House has security concerns about any deal for NSO hacking tools

July 14, 2022
Chinese flag waving front of high-rise skyscrapers
Bloomberg

Lynette Ong in Bloomberg: Thugs For Hire Hint at a More Unstable China

July 14, 2022
Profile view of Boris Johnson, Conservative PM, captured in black and white
New Statesman

Citizen Lab in New Statesman: Is the UK’s cyber space more secure after Boris Johnson?

July 14, 2022
Bunch of 100 dollar bills
The Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy

Participant reflections from The Future of Money

July 14, 2022
Double doors to 1 Devonshire Place, in wood and glass with Munk School written above the doors
The Hill Times

Paul Wells in The Hill Times: Paul Wells joins Munk School as inaugural journalist fellow-in-residence

July 13, 2022
Skull made out of lines of neon blue code
Washington Post

John Scott-Railton in Washington Post: Pegasus spyware maker is in an even tougher spot now

July 13, 2022
Pegasus and lines of code illustrated in a magnifying glass
The World

John Scott-Railton in The World: infamous hacking-for-hire company risks bankruptcy

July 12, 2022
Shrine with Japanese flag dedicated to late Japanese PM, Shinzo Abe
Washington Post

Phillip Lipscy in Washington Post: Shinzo Abe gave Japan far more than ‘Abenomics’

July 11, 2022
Mounties on horses
The Guardian

Ron Deibert in the Guardian: ‘Asleep At The Wheel’: Canada Police’s Spyware Admission Raises Alarm

July 8, 2022
Shinzo Abe giving a speech
Metro Morning

Phillip Lipscy on Metro Morning: 'sense and disbelief that something like this could happen': former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe assassinated a day before upper house election

July 8, 2022
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The Economist

Citizen Lab in The Economist: the all-conquering quaver

July 8, 2022
Image of an eye in the centre of a laptop screen
MIT Technology Review

Citizen Lab in MIT Technology Review: Digital repression across borders is on the rise

July 8, 2022
LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 23: Newly elected leader of the Conservative party Boris Johnson gestures at Conservative party HQ in Westminster on July 23, 2019 in London, England. After a month of hustings, campaigning and televised debates the members of the UK's Conservative and Unionist Party have voted for Boris Johnson to be their new leader and the country's next Prime Minister, replacing Theresa May. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
CNN

Margaret MacMillan on CNN: Britain 'can't be counted upon' in eyes of the world, says historian

July 8, 2022

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