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The social media giant asserts that it considers the radical Afghan group to be a terrorist organization, says it has a team of content moderators in place to remove posts, images, videos and other content related to the Taliban.
Critics wonder why the social media giant allows Zabihullah Mujahid to tweet live updates of the Taliban storming Kabul yet maintain that former US President Donald Trump remains in violation of their "community standards."
A Check Point review of the strike that paralyzed Iran's railway grid names Indra, a mysterious hacker group opposed to the Iranian regime, to the July 9 cyberattack that caused unprecedented chaos at train stations.
Cytaka launches a cybersecurity-focused coding competition that will allow participants to vie for the monthly prize of $1 million as well as learn to "write safer, less vulnerable code that will directly address the cybersecurity crisis."
National Religious Party head: Social media giant's decision to ban right-wing activists Baruch Marzel, Michael Ben-Ari while allowing terrorist fan pages raises concerns Facebook violates users' freedom of speech.
While the social media giant flags posts that contain misinformation about the global pandemic, it is often accused of contributing to the massive dissemination of such disinformation.
Social media giant permanently bans former Otzma Yehudit MK Michael Ben-Ari, Baruch Marzel for outlawed Kach movement support. Ben-Ari: Facebook deleted my account on false pretenses, following complaints from the Left.
Blockchain-based platform Poly Network says hackers had transferred hundreds of millions of dollars in cryptocurrency to separate wallets. "The money you stole comes from tens of thousands of crypto community members, hence the people. You should talk to us to work out a solution," company pleads with hackers.
Union of Reform Judaism President Rabbi Rick Jacobs says he understands why some are skeptical of initiative, “but in the moment we’re in, I don’t know many people who don’t have a big part of their prayer life online.”
Citing violation of its terms of service, social media giant shuts down the personal accounts of New York University researchers who offered Facebook users a web browser plug-in tool that let them volunteer their data showing how the social network targets political ads.