Meta's Stunning Legal Argument: BitTorrent Piracy Is Fair Use If You're Training AI
Meta argues in court that downloading pirated books via BitTorrent qualifies as fair use—as long as you're using them to train AI. The implications fo...
Privacy & Cybersecurity Articles
553 articles on data privacy, breach protection, and cybersecurity insights.
500,000 Stalkerware Users Just Got Exposed: When Spying on Others Backfires Spectacularly
A hacktivist just scraped payment records from half a million stalkerware customers. The hunters have become the hunted—and the privacy implications c...
7 Million Surveillance Nodes on People's Faces: How Meta's Smart Glasses Became the Biggest Bystander Privacy Disaster in History
Meta sold 7 million Ray-Ban smart glasses in 2025. A Swedish investigation just revealed that contractors in Kenya are reviewing the intimate, unblurr...
Inside the DHS Contractor Leak: 6,681 ICE Vendors Exposed — Including a Company Building a Microwave Vehicle Stopper
A hacktivist group claiming to have breached DHS released contractor records tied to ICE enforcement. Buried in the data is a funded contract for a mi...
Viral Military Alert About Uber and Snapchat Tracking Was Fake — But the Privacy Threat Is Real
A viral message claiming U.S. Cyber Command warned soldiers to disable Uber and Snapchat location services was debunked — but the underlying privacy r...
The IT Behind Epstein's Empire: Camera Systems, a Mystery IT Manager, and the Hacker World's Reckoning
The DOJ's 3-million-page document dump didn't just expose financiers and politicians — it pulled back the curtain on a sophisticated technical operati...
Apple's iPhone and iPad Just Became the First Consumer Devices Cleared for Classified NATO Information
In a landmark announcement that is already sending ripples through the defense, enterprise, and cybersecurity communities, Apple today confirmed that ...
America's $30 Billion Classroom Catastrophe: How We Made Our Kids Less Capable, Stripped Their Privacy, and Handed Hackers Their Future
The numbers should make every American parent furious. The United States poured more than $30 billion in 2024 alone into putting laptops and tablets i...
The Humans Behind the "Driverless" Car: What Waymo and Tesla Just Revealed About Robotaxi Oversight
They're marketed as autonomous. Fully self-driving. The future of transportation. But recent government disclosures, a contentious Senate hearing, and...
The Bots Have Their Own Internet Now. And They're Hiring.
Moltbook is a social network where AI agents gossip, argue philosophy, and invent religions. RentAHuman is the marketplace where they post job listing...
AI Governance Is Becoming Privacy Governance: What Organizations Are Missing in 2026
Artificial intelligence governance is often discussed as a compliance problem. In reality, it is rapidly becoming a privacy architecture problem. Orga...
Project Asgard: Inside the UK's £86M Bet on AI Warfare—And What It Means for the Rest of Us
The British Army wants to make killing faster. Ethicists say we're not asking the right questions. Executive Summary The UK Ministry of Defence has qu...