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At-home DNA company 23andMe agreed to a multi-million-dollar settlement with 41 states and D.C. over a data breach. Is yours one of them?
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23andMe customers in dozens of states will get paid after $150M data breach settlement


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  • Software used for submitting anonymous tips in schools was hacked, exposing sensitive records on issues such as potential school shootings.
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    Sandy Hook Promise and others use anonymous tips to prevent school shootings. Hackers exposed their data

  • The Department of Justice has revealed a court-authorized operation to disrupt a Russian hacking campaign against U.S. internet routers.
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    Feds warn that Russians may hack your home internet router. Why?

  • Legislation in California aimed at preventing the production of 3D-printed firearms has civil liberties groups raising an alarm.
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    California wants to block ‘ghost guns.’ It may end up censoring 3D printers

  • A woman who was jailed for six months after being incorrectly flagged by facial recognition technology is asking police for an apology.
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    Facial-recognition software sent her to jail for months. She was the wrong person

  • Allbirds, the shoe company, announced it was breaking into the AI industry after selling its footwear business assets in March.
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    Shoe brand Allbirds trades in sneakers for AI, stock skyrockets

  • Did you know there are currently websites hijacking your back button? Well, now Google is doing something about it. 
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    Apr 15
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    Say goodbye to back button hijacking under this new Google policy

  • The FBI has opened an investigation into two dangerous incidents over the weekend near the San Francisco home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
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    Incidents outside OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s home may reflect AI fears

  • The hackers who stole 8.3 million crime tip records are offering to sell the data for $10,000 in cryptocurrency.
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    Apr 13
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    Hackers who stole crime tip records offering data cache for $10k

  • A day after Artemis II astronauts completed their trip around the moon, taking them farther than any other humans have gone in space, they were celebrated at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. 
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    ‘Planet Earth, you are a crew’: Artemis II astronauts talk about moon mission

  • After going farther into space than any humans ever have, the Artemis II crew splashed down off the coast of San Diego on Friday.
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    Artemis II crew successfully plunges into Pacific after moon mission

  • Researchers invented the fake disease bixonimania. Artificial intelligence tools started telling people they had it.
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    The truth behind a medical condition that never existed

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    US energy and water infrastructure at risk of Iranian cyberattacks

  • The Iranian-linked hacker group Handala leaked what it claims are the private communications of a top Israeli political analyst.
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    Apr 6
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    NASA shares pictures as Artemis II crew moves closer toward the moon

  • Offensive social media posts and online arguments will no longer be tracked by police in the UK.
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    Apr 1
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    Britain rolls back controversial tracking of legal social media posts

  • NASA will its first crewed mission to the moon in more than 50 years on Wednesday, sending four astronauts on a flight around the moon.
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    Apr 1
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    NASA set to launch Artemis II, first crewed moon mission in decades

  • The company behind popular dating site OkCupid has agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, or FTC.
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    Mar 30
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    FTC levies no fines after dating site caught giving AI company user data

  • The Iranian-linked hacker group Handala announced Friday it had breached the personal Gmail account of FBI director Kash Patel.
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    Mar 27
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    Kash Patel’s personal emails exposed in Iranian-linked hack

  • A hack of Crime Stoppers data reveals tips regarding Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
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    Mar 27
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    Tips from Luigi Mangione manhunt exposed in Crime Stoppers hack

  • A California jury found Meta and Google guilty in a landmark social media addiction lawsuit that centered on a young woman's use and mental health since joining the platforms.
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    Mar 25
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    Jury finds Meta, YouTube responsible for California teen’s addiction to social media

  • A jury said Meta concealed knowledge of child exploitation and misled millions of users about the harm its platforms presented to children. 
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    Mar 25
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    Meta to pay $375 million in New Mexico trial over child harm, exploitation claims

  • Attorneys are relying on AI without fact-checking, turning in briefs riddled with errors, fake case citations and so-called “hallucinations.”
    Vince Talotta/Toronto Star via Getty Images
    Mar 24
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    Is it real or is it AI? Judges punishing lawyers who rely on tech for legal filings

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