Aug. 30, 2023, 6:23 p.m. | Jessica Lyons Hardcastle

The Register - Security www.theregister.com

It could be used to put ethical hackers, and citizens, behind bars

A controversial United Nations proposal has a new foe, Microsoft, which has joined the growing number of organizations warning delegates that the draft version of the UN cybercrime treaty only succeeds in justifying state surveillance — not stopping criminals, as originally intended.…

criminals cybercrime ethical ethical hackers hackers joined led microsoft organizations russian state surveillance un cybercrime treaty united united nations version warning

Principal - Cyber Risk and Assurance - Infra/Network

@ GSK | Bengaluru Luxor North Tower

Staff Security Engineer

@ Airwallex | AU - Melbourne

Chief Information Security Officer

@ Australian Payments Plus | Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

TW Test Automation Engineer (Access Control & Intrusion Systems)

@ Bosch Group | Taipei, Taiwan

Consultant infrastructure sécurité H/F

@ Hifield | Sèvres, France

SOC Analyst

@ Wix | Tel Aviv, Israel