New Mexico’s Meta Ruling and Encryption
2026-04-06T19:23:45Z•d29a022d0adcefe5ec58c35f5a571056f18734dda1742031ab7f64798c292492
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What happened
Collection of security news and commentary: 1) A New Mexico court ruling against Meta is being used to argue that adding end-to-end encryption (E2EE) can create liability because it impedes law‑enforcement access, raising legal and security implications for E2EE deployment. 2) Google plans a full transition to post‑quantum cryptography by 2029, emphasizing crypto‑agility. 3) Researchers published a report on “Coruna,” a sophisticated iPhone exploit toolkit that chains 23 distinct iOS vulnerabilities to bypass device defenses and silently install malware; the toolkit appears well‑resourced and—
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