Five of the largest tech companies in the world have formed a coalition with the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) to use the foundation’s hash list of child abuse images in order to quickly take them ...

CALIFORNIA — Internet giants including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Yahoo are stepping up the fight against paedophiles, with a new system that automatically blocks images of child sexual ...

Thousands of photographic 'digital fingerprints' are being shared with internet companies in order to speed up the identification and removal of online child sexual abuse images. The Internet Watch ...

Internet giants including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Yahoo are stepping up the fight against paedophiles, with a new system that automatically blocks images of child sexual abuse. The ...

Top tech titans have joined the U.K.'s Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) to help combat online child sexual abuse. The IWF on Monday announced it will distribute a "hash list" of images to Web-based ...

Internet giants such as Google, Facebook and Twitter are working with a UK charity to help uncover and remove millions of online images of child sexual abuse. Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), an ...

MILPITAS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SS8 Networks, a leader in Lawful and Location Intelligence and Monitoring center platforms, today announced their partnership with the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF ...

We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team. The IWF analysts leverage a powerful tool called IntelliGrade to ...

On its twentieth anniversary, the UK's Internet Watch Foundation—propped up by Microsoft's PhotoDNA tech—is urging Web companies to use its list of digital fingerprints to help prevent the upload, ...

If its an irreversible hash, why aren't you just opening it up to the general public? I can't think of one goddamn service provider that wouldn't want a copy of this. She added: "The hashes which are ...