This article was originally posted on ICANN website and is part of ICANN’s “Do You Have a Domain Name? Here’s What You Need …
How to Protect Your Domain Name Against Domain Hijacking or Unauthorized TransfersRead More »
Feature image via IMEIInfo.com: An example of an IMEI number. The Lebanese Ministry of Telecommunications recently announced that residents must register the International …
Ministry of Telecommunications’ IMEI Registration Policy Threatens Digital PrivacyRead More »
This week, Cisco’s Talos Intelligence Group revealed that researchers discovered a new spyware campaign, dubbed “DNSpionage,” which targeted individuals and government websites …
New Spyware Campaign Targeted Government Entities in UAE and LebanonRead More »
As part of the 16 Days Against Gender Based Violence, we are releasing our new report “Online Privacy Threats to Women and …
Online Privacy Threats to Women and LGBTIQ Communities in LebanonRead More »
On November 20 and 21, around 200 people from over 20 countries gathered together in Beirut for 35 panels, talks, and workshops …
It’s a wrap! 4 key takeaways from the first Bread&NetRead More »
Feature image via SMEX: Who controls what we see online? Who controls what we see online? SMEX screened the documentary “The Cleaners” …
Though Coursera did not respond to SMEX’s request for comment, the restriction of both platforms in Syria is likely linked to the …
Coursera and Udemy Restrict Access in Syria Due to SanctionsRead More »
Feature image via the cleaners: Who is controlling what we see… and what we think? The Web that was once created to be …
Who controls what we see online? Documentary Screening: The CleanersRead More »
Feature image via Freedom House, November 2018: A map of Freedom House’s “Internet Freedom” rankings. In collaboration with Freedom House, SMEX assessed …
Feature image via Flickr, October 2013: An iPhone with Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) applications. On Wednesday, the Syrian Telecommunication Regulatory Authority …
Will Syria Follow in the UAE’s Footsteps by Censoring VoIP Services?Read More »