643 articles on data privacy, breach protection, and cybersecurity insights.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Samsung, Sony, LG, Hisense, and TCL for turning millions of living rooms into surveillance systems. Courts have...
The Carney government tabled Bill C-22 — An Act to Keep Canadians Safe — on March 12, 2026. It's the third attempt at the same surveillance framework:...
Starting September 2026, Google will require every Android developer — including open-source tool builders and privacy app developers who never touch ...
New York Senate Bill S08102 proposes mandatory age verification baked into every internet-connected device — with biometrics and government ID as like...
Researchers discovered an unprotected database tied to identity verification firm IDMerit that exposed roughly 1 billion sensitive records — including...
The same AI that helps you write emails and debug code helped the US military strike over 1,000 targets in Iran within 24 hours. What does this mean f...
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...
A hacktivist just scraped payment records from half a million stalkerware customers. The hunters have become the hunted—and the privacy implications c...
Meta sold 7 million Ray-Ban smart glasses in 2025. A Swedish investigation just revealed that contractors in Kenya are reviewing the intimate, unblurr...
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...
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 DOJ's 3-million-page document dump didn't just expose financiers and politicians — it pulled back the curtain on a sophisticated technical operati...