New Mexico’s Meta Ruling and Encryption
2026-04-07T07:23:46Z•f0c2f2e8ae0ddd867086633571cee981cede5223b94a50ace08a7e2e5bcea809
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What happened
Collection of security and privacy items: a New Mexico court ruling against Meta could create legal pressure to limit or penalize end-to-end encryption as a "design choice" that enables harm; Google plans a full migration to post‑quantum cryptography by 2029, emphasizing crypto‑agility; Google Threat Intelligence disclosed “Coruna,” a sophisticated iPhone exploit toolkit leveraging 23 iOS vulnerabilities to silently install malware via web browsing (likely state‑level sophistication); WebinarTV is autonomously discovering public Zoom invites, recording meetings without consent, and publishing/
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