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Privacy

In an era of constant connectivity, we explore the balance between security and personal freedom, keeping you informed on the digital and physical developments that affect your rights.

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A Canadian YouTuber was visited by police at his home after building a license plate reader camera designed to only track law enforcement vehicles.
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People are building license plate reader cameras to track the cops

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  • Anthropic is warning that small artificial intelligence models are just months away becoming capable of replicating themselves across internet-connected devices in your home.
    REUTERS/Dado Ruvic
    Tuesday
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    Anthropic says AI models could soon copy themselves across your devices — with or without you

  • Fred TANNEAU / AFP via Getty Images
    Tuesday
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    Hackers turn up the heat on freezers, refrigerators at French grocery stores

  • Saudi Media Ministry via AP, Andrew Leyden/Getty Images
    Monday
    11m read

    Deadly Saudi airport attack caught on video; Trump weighs firing Kimberly Guilfoyle

  • Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
    Friday
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    Senator demands answers about ‘sensitive’ hack of Trump Mobile

  • I spoke with a representative of the newly established ransomware gang BYOD after it leaked the personal data of thousands of Trump Mobile customers.
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    Oct 7
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    My chat with a hacker who breached Trump Mobile

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  • A Canadian YouTuber was visited at his home by law enforcement after he built a Flock-style camera designed to record the license plates of police vehicles.
    Straight Arrow Illustration/Anthony Sistilli
    Oct 7
    6m read

    He built his own Flock-style camera to track police. The police didn’t like it

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  • Apple's AirTag tracker enables people to locate items or pets. A separate company wants to disable the trackers' chirps, alarming privacy advocates.
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    Oct 7
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    A device that disables anti-stalking safeguards in AirTags has privacy advocates concerned

  • Eleven months after the Trump Organization unveiled Trump Mobile and its flagship smartphone, customers who pre-ordered the devices have still not received them.
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    Oct 5
    3m read

    Trump Mobile’s latest problem: Hackers just released customer information

  • Christopher Furlong/Getty Images, Shota Musayev/UGC via AP
    Oct 5
    9m read

    US pulls bombers from UK base after suspected terror plot; FlyDubai attacker’s past probed

  • Getty Images/ Oscar Wong
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    Oct 2
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    Who’s making money on the government’s new name for AI?

  • The cybercrime group ShinyHunters says disruptions to its dark web leak site are unrelated to its breach of the FBI.
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    Oct 1
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    Hunted by FBI, ShinyHunters hackers deny website disruption related to investigation

  • Straight Arrow Illustration/AP Photo/Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto/Getty Images
    Oct 1
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    They won their primaries on one message. Now it’s disappearing. Let’s go Off Script

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  • Hackers have stolen the personnel records of millions of military service members through a breach of a Pentagon server that lasted eight months.
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    Oct 1
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    Pentagon is latest federal agency hit by hackers

  • Flock Safety is demanding the removal of a security researcher’s website that reveals the location of more license plate reader cameras than ever before.
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    Why Flock wants this map taken offline

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    Trump embraces AI self-policing; Hegseth moves to cut generals and admirals

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    Hackers say they won’t release all data stolen from FBI

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    Trump, Xi wrap high-stakes summit; Netanyahu targets Mamdani at UN

  • Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
    Sep 24
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    FBI’s secretive hacking unit exposed after breach by cybercrime group

  • Daniel Heuer/Getty Images, Liu Bin/Xinhua via Getty Images
    Sep 24
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    Trump media ban ruling lands overnight; Xi Jinping makes rare Washington visit

  • After a group of hackers stole and leaked internal data from a Flock camera, a renowned security researcher found numerous vulnerabilities.
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    Sep 23
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    Flock cameras are even more vulnerable than we thought

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  • Straight Arrow Illustration/Kevin Carter/Getty Images
    Sep 23
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    Hackers strike FBI, steal personal data that could compromise agents

  • AI is being used in several aspects of the job interview process, including candidate selection.
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    Sep 23
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    AI could take your job, but it could also hire you for the next one. Should it?

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    Why are your X posts disappearing? Platform says it is increasing transparency

  • AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, Brandon Bell/Getty Images
    Sep 21
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    Trump in ‘deciding mode’ on Iran; Austin ICE shooting sparks protests

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  • Oct 7
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    He built his own Flock-style camera to track police. The police didn’t like it

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  • Oct 5
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    Trump Mobile’s latest problem: Hackers just released customer information

  • Tuesday
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    Hackers turn up the heat on freezers, refrigerators at French grocery stores

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    Senator demands answers about ‘sensitive’ hack of Trump Mobile

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  • A missed email by a United Parcel Service Inc. employee meant China was able to get a hold of parts from an F-35 stealth fighter jet, Bloomberg reported. Left Media Miss
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    UPS error caused China to get parts from F-35 stealth fighter jet: Bloomberg

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  • The family of Silverio Villegas González, an Illinois man fatally shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent last year, has filed a claim under the Federal Tort Claims Act against the federal government. Right Media Miss
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    Family of Illinois dad killed by ICE, Silverio Villegas González, files claim over shooting

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