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European Lawmakers Reject Big Tech’s Access to Private Messages: The Battle Over Privacy Continues
The European Parliament has recently re-approved a significant piece of legislation allowing tech firms to scan users’ private…
Inside the Controversy: Madison Square Garden’s Alleged List of Gay Celebrities
Madison Square Garden (MSG) has been storing a database of notable individuals, including celebrities and influential fans, and…
The Surprising Connection: How OnlyFans Models Are Accidentally Causing Hacked Government Websites to Vanish
Adult content creator Laura Lux has faced the persistent issue of her online work being stolen and leaked…
ICE’s Internal Watchdog Launches Investigation Into Online Detractors
The Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) within ICE is now actively investigating over 100 online critics amid accusations…
Security Roundup: Apple’s Hide My Email Service Exposes Users’ Privacy Concerns
A member of the European Parliament’s PEGA Committee, established to investigate abuses of spyware including the infamous Pegasus…
Pegasus Spyware Scandal: EU Politicians Under Investigation and Its Unraveling Consequences
In the summer of 2022, Stelios Kouloglou, a Greek politician and member of the European Parliament’s PEGA Committee,…
How Claude Unlocked Unauthorized Ticket Access to Major US Music Festivals: A Hacker’s Tale
A security researcher named Ian Carroll recently discovered a major vulnerability in the Front Gate Tickets website, responsible…
Meta Contractors Undercover: Exploring Teen Perspectives on Suicide, Sex, and Drugs with Rival Chatbots
Hundreds of contractors for Meta were instructed to impersonate minors online to assess how competing chatbots like ChatGPT…
Google Security Experts Warn of Potential Search Data Hacks Amid EU Regulatory Changes
Google’s top privacy and security experts have raised alarms about potential cybersecurity risks emerging from European regulation changes…
This Week in Security: LastPass Data Breach Strikes Again for Users
A recent investigation by WIRED reveals the intricacies of a predictive policing program in Bristol, England, which has…