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Big Tech accused of tracking despite users opting out
Explicit requests not to be tracked are being ignored, even in US states where such privacy matters are law.
Lazarus steals $290M crypto in in Kelp DAO theft
Lazarus Group tricked the system by taking control of some of the servers used to verify transactions
'88% Confident 90% Misled': Government & critical infrastructure leaders fundamentally misunderstand the security of the apps they use
Many decision-makers don't know what "encryption" means or what it protects from.
Why It’s Getting Harder to Trust People Online — Even When Everything Looks Real
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AI can now create convincing identities. For identity checks, the problem is no longer spotting fakes — it’s knowing what to trust.
Microsoft warns of Teams external IT impersonation attacks
Crooks are impersonating IT and reaching out via Teams, only to be granted access and steal data.
'NHS users report that it is awful to use': Palantir could be forced to exit NHS after pushback from staff, MPs, unions, and pressure groups over Federated Data Platform
MPs want Palantir's contract with the NHS to end early, stating that the FDP is awful to use.
Scientists build a 3D map of the universe to help unlock dark energy's secrets
The DESI project recorded data from 47 million galaxies and quasars and built a 3D map of the universe to help unlock dark energy's secrets.
How hackers 'trojan-horsed' QEMU virtual machines to bypass security and drop ransomware
Hackers hide ransomware tools inside virtual machines using QEMU, allowing attacks to bypass security controls and remain largely invisible.
