GrapheneOS phone wipe charge puts activist privacy tool under federal scrutiny
Samuel Tunick says a federal charge over an alleged GrapheneOS wipe is meant to scare activists away from protecting the...
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Samuel Tunick says a federal charge over an alleged GrapheneOS wipe is meant to scare activists away from protecting the...
By Dana VossJacob Petrosky told Casa Grande officials he would track their families, then revealed the point: residents are already...
By Dana VossBank of Baroda says an employee email account was compromised, while researchers report a darknet sale of alleged bank f...
By Dana VossApple’s iMessage nudity detector blurred a dog video, a false positive that matches other animal-image complaints on App...
By Dana VossSubstack added Pangram-powered AI writing scans, prompting some writers to warn that false labels could damage reputatio...
By Dana VossThe Wikimedia Foundation declined voluntary recognition for Wiki Workers United despite the union saying it has majority...
By Dana VossPolice removed teacher Lux Claridge from a July 22 meeting before commissioners approved zoning for the Flint Hills Digi...
By Mara Chen-DoyleSen. Ron Wyden asked CISA, OMB and NIST to remove insecure internet-facing VPNs from federal systems within two years.
By Mara Chen-DoyleThe UK Supreme Court said Bahrain cannot use state immunity to stop a lawsuit over alleged FinSpy surveillance of two di...
By Dana VossAnMed says malware disrupted its networks, closing imaging, OBGYN, primary care and medical group offices while urgent c...
By Mara Chen-DoyleResident NGO says attackers used tailored Telegram lures to try to steal one-time login codes from users in Belarus, Rus...
By Dana Voss404 Media’s Joseph Cox interviews Mike Yeagley about buying global phone location data and showing government users what...
By Mara Chen-Doyle