Guilty Without Trial: Spain Orders NordVPN and ProtonVPN to Police the Internet for LaLiga
In a move that fundamentally threatens the neutrality of internet infrastructure, a Spanish court has ordered two of the world's leading privacy......
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Wisconsin’s "Digital ID" Bill is a Privacy Nightmare—And Lawmakers Don’t Understand How the Internet Works
The Wisconsin State Senate is currently fast-tracking legislation that promises to "protect the children" but delivers something far more dangerous: a...
The Berlin Ruling: Transparency or Surveillance? German Court Orders X to Surrender Data on Hungarian Election
BERLIN — In a landmark decision that escalates the conflict between European regulators and Silicon Valley, the Berlin Court of Appeal has ordered soc...
The Ice Gets Heated: Unpacking the "Double-Touching" Scandal at the 2026 Winter Olympics
In the world of international sports, curling has long been hailed as the "Gentleman’s Game"—a rare sanctuary in elite athletics defined by quiet cama...
Australia's Cyber Warfare Division Signs Largest-Ever Palantir Contract: What It Means for National Security and Digital Sovereignty
A $7.6 million deal with the controversial Trump-linked data analytics giant raises fresh questions about vendor lock-in, privacy, and Australia's gro...
ZeroDayRAT: The New Mobile Spyware Turning Phones Into Complete Surveillance Devices
Executive Summary In early February 2026, security researchers at iVerify identified a new mobile spyware platform being sold openly on Telegram that ...
February 2026: The Epstein Files Explode — What 3.5 Million Documents Revealed and How Citizen Investigators Are Exposing It All
As the DOJ dumps the largest document release in American history, citizen investigators armed with AI tools are uncovering what the government either...
Could Your Voice Be Cloned Without Consent? The Lawsuit That Should Worry Every Voice Assistant User
A veteran NPR host says Google stole his voice for NotebookLM. Whether he wins or loses, the case exposes a privacy gap that affects us all. Meta Desc...
The Digital Iron Curtain: How Iran Built the World's Most Invasive Surveillance State
Iran's government can track every phone at a protest, freeze your bank account, and cut your internet—all without a warrant. Here's how the surveillan...
The Unmasking Machine: How DHS Is Using Shadow Subpoenas to Hunt Down ICE Critics
The federal government has discovered a surveillance loophole that requires no judge, no warrant, and no probable cause—and tech companies are rolling...
The AI Safety Exodus: When the People Building AI Start Running for the Exits
The Week Everything Changed When Mrinank Sharma, the head of safeguards research at Anthropic, posted his resignation letter on February 9, 2026, he d...
Psychological Defence and the Evolution of Information Influence
Executive Summary This briefing document synthesizes key insights regarding the contemporary landscape of psychological defence and malign information...