AI's privacy problem. Invitations to refuse. Meta's Muse messaging.
The UK cybersecurity skills gap. And London's costly facial recognition experiment strikes out.
Useful developments, what they mean and what you should do about them.
The UK cybersecurity skills gap. And London's costly facial recognition experiment strikes out.
OpenAI hacks Australia government websites. FBI investigates database breach. And being rude to cyber crooks.
Refocusing the debate about AI security. Weaponising open source intelligence. And a nine-year-old, his dad's company credit card, and $118,000.
And the perils of public screens.
The US military addresses the risk of advertising trackers. Illegal streaming in the UK. And the disappearing "patch window.
Surveillance through advertising. Using sound to track website users. And why consumer spy detectors don't work.
And turning internet gateways into security sensors.
Claude gets watermarks. US authorises cyber privateers. And the Musk effect.
Iran attacks hit more US water companies. Public WiFi risks - again. And BMW plumps for in-car adverts.
Prosecuting a US citizen for wiping his phone at the border. And more reasons to avoid public WiFi.
Cross-border travel. Supply chain risks. And Russia goes for Zimbra.
Instagram image generation feature killed. And how the World Cup illustrates the changing face of online scams.
Anthropic caught using tracking code. Ancient passwords. And an Instagram setting you might want to change.
Controlling AI costs. Work devices and the US Secret Service. Russia blamed for Jaguar Land Rover hack. And a new pixel that could turn displays into cameras.
Authenticating human web traffic. And an epic fail by a secretive group with elite members.
Hate speech surges on Facebook. Fortinet breaches. And the UK investigates TV makers.
Total cyber attacks down, but ransomware up. And US police abuse of surveillance tools.
The threat to the US midterms. When anonymous is anything but. And what not to name your Bluetooth speaker.
Bosses break security basics. Lies, damned lies, and marketing folk. And Meta's drive for more revenue.
Microsoft dumps SMS authentication. And Dutch police strike again.
An AI-generated zero-day exploit. Default credentials. And TikTok thinks Charli D'Amelio is a bunch of blueberries.
The AI tools that analyse what you really thought about that meeting. Unsafe phones at a US government agency. German MPs told to leave Signal. And fake facial hair defeats age checks.
The growing AI security gap. How the spyware business works. Age verification in the EU.
Fake Apple alerts that look real. AI goes to work on Firefox. And Microsoft drops the ball; attackers pick it up.
AI getting smarter by the day, but still can't tell the time. And the return of the landline.
FBI declares Chinese hack a major incident. The cost of US cybercrime reaches $21 billion. And shoulder-surfing in space.
FBI director hacked. Iran warns tech giants. And the success of Apple's Lockdown Mode.
US router ban plan raises more questions than answers. Quantum computing timeline. And divorce and a £170m crypto theft - allegedly.
Iran's preparations for cyber war. Bad company. And North Korea's big earners.
Russia targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts. Chatbots advise teens on violence. US crackdown on cyber scams.Spyware industry exploiting more “zero-day” flaws than governments. And the risks of oversharing online.
Anthropic makes nice to Pentagon. Using online advertising for surveillance. Trickle-down spyware. And real cybercriminals probably don't wear hoodies.
The end of online anonymity. US diplomats sent into data sovereignty battle. Tech leaders briefed on Taiwan. And how tyre sensors can be used as tracking devices.
Gartner predicts infrastructure collapse from misconfigured AI. Meta's social media immortality patent. Password managers. And the robotic vacuums revealing all.
A worrying mobile spyware platform, on sale on Telegram. The problem with Open Claw (or whatever it's called this week). Threats of violence in the US. And when "deleted" doesn't mean gone.
Gutting US election protections. Lockdown Mode frustrates the FBI. And the reality of "pig-butchering" compounds.
Eroding trust in the US. A new WhatsApp security feature. And why Anguilla is profiting from the AI boom.
More reasons not to trust browser extensions. ChatGPT launches ads...and age prediction. The perils of printers. New breaches. And rewriting Wikipedia for billionaires.
Surveillance in the US. Geopolitical instability and unpreparedness. And the Chinese app that checks whether you're dead.
Venezuela and critical infrastructure. Meta's rogue advertisers.
Memory shortages drive up hardware prices. And young Brits lose faith in the internet.
The AI-powered vending machine that went bonkers. Cyber privateers. Meta sued over suicides.
Agentic browsers best avoided, according to Gartner. Hand over your socials if you want to visit the US. Exploiting that issue we talked about last week. And Porsche demonstrates how the modern car doesn't work.
Governance fails to keep pace with AI adoption. China hacks the US. Russia blocks FaceTime. Online safety advice for younger people. And the not-so private toilet camera.
The tool that could have disrupted the major cloud providers. And UK children facing endemic online blackmail.
Microsoft's risky AI helper. US surveillance. Playing the long game. And London phone thieves are Apple fans.
Samsung spyware breach. And a collapsing Russian robot.
2026; the year of AI crime. US extends photo checks. Meta earns big from scam adverts.
Security risks of AI browsers. Another outage; this time at Microsoft. And why your spelling might be getting worse.
US surveillance prompts lawsuit. Technology trends, per Gartner. And Boy Scouts embrace cybersecurity.
AI unpreparedness. Meta responds to US government "outreach." Satellites transmitting in the clear. And how the US nuclear watchdog ended up with a porn collection.
Data protection in California. And social media use declines - except in North America.
TikTok's importance in US news consumption. More high-profile security incidents. And the internet as cargo cult.
The viral app that pays you to record your phone calls. Scumbags post nursery children's details online. And are houseplants messing with your WiFi?
The scale of cybercrime. The threat a cheap USB cable (with more memory than the moon landing computer) .
Anthropic copyright settlement blocked. US withdraws from anti-disinformation agreements. And lessons from Jaguar Land Rover.
And Apple declares more MacBooks obsolete.
AI gets new skills - and introduces new risks. Testing internet legislation. The menace of stalkerware. And the huge market in illegal gambling.
Face morphing. Defeating security protections. And device checks at US border hit all time high.
Breaking MacBook screens with a greeting card. And researchers conclude social media can't be fixed.
Gen Z targeted. And Meta found guilty of using menstruation data to sell adverts.
Russia uses ISPs to target diplomats in Moscow. And Dark Web travel agencies.
AI in the workplace. Social media and the US border. Russia considers restrictions on WhatsApp.
Misleading AI search results. Chinese hacks. And North American railways at risk.
Google extends AI tentacles. Teens arrested in UK retail cyber probe.
AI errors create fertile ground for crooks. FBI told to improve smartphone security advice. The deadly risks of a compromised phone. And China's miniature spy drone.
AI and employment. Privacy and personal safety. And the risks of public WiFi.
Trump's mobile scheme. A false alarm. Washington Post hacked. And WhatsApp introduces adverts.
AI and privacy. Russia bars users with wiped phones. And the horrifying impact of sextortion.
Gutting US cybersecurity capabilities. Using OneDrive safely. And age-verification in the EU.
Unsettling stories from AI researchers. UK worries about US tech dominance. When to use VPNs. And the scale of mobile fraud.
Signal blocks Microsoft's AI feature. Tracking a stolen iPhone to Shenzhen. And Chinese espionage in academia.
Failing to secure AI use. US steps up border surveillance. And a cryptocurrency exchange's epic fail.
Zuckerberg's vision for the future of AI. Another security lesson from Mr Waltz. Microsoft tells Authenticator users to export their passwords...or else. Spyware maker fined $167 million. And the world of "kidfluencers.
The real-time deepfake threat. Misusing AI. Hegseth's hopeless operational security. And iPhone spyware warnings.
Advice for travel to the US. Not for profit web search. And the global spread of transnational cyber crime.
AI phones home. US telecommunication vulnerabilities. Spyware customers named. A scammer scammed. And GoDaddy does for Zoom.
AI used to surveil US government workers. Signalgate blamed on iPhone contacts. UK SMEs bear the cost of poor cybersecurity controls.
The Trump administration goes large on Gmail and Signal. Taking care when leaving XTwitter. And fake electronics with positive reviews.
Y2K but worse. The problem with 23andMe.And the hack that breaks (most) paywalls.
US deports French researcher over phone messages. Crap passwords. And an advertising giant with data on 91% onadult internetusers.
and file conversion tools. Voice cloning apps condemned for lack of controls. A tool for US online surveillance. French parliamentarians reject encryption law. And a disgruntled developer and his kill switch.
An AI voice model so realistic some users freaked out. US proposes access to social media of would-be immigrants. And new reports on the scale of Russian disinformation in Europe.
XTwitter's AI on the most dangerous men in America. Trusting the cloud. More spyware antics. And Telegram groups harassing women.
Using AI to research people. The future of the the US according to ChatGPT. YouTube takes over TV. And failing to con self-checkouts.
Artificial General Intelligence hoves into view. Phishing tests don't work. And the EU axes e-privacy plans.
UK orders Apple backdoor. Trump's cybersecurity chaos. Ransomware payments down, number of attacks up. And cutting off the power to scam centres.
Ubiquitous surveillance. Backdooring critical routers. And the deepfake website with billions of views.
The short road to AI supremacy. Trump's first week. Surveillance pricing. And government sites and hardcore porn.
" Another Strava cock-up, this time it's the French navy. SIM fraud in the UK. ChatGPT gets personal. The risks of Sign in with Google. And security failures at companies that should know better.
Cryptocurrency risks. And wild ideas, some of which may even be realistic.
Outlook spam filters. OpenAI's plan to make money. And the employees putting everyone at risk.
And WhatsApp wins its case against the maker of Pegasus spyware.
ChatGPT comes to WhatsApp. Artificial immortality. Spying on journalists in Serbia. And the vanishing web.
Quantum computing. And wicked robots.
HR dominates phishing lures. Harvesting Bluesky posts for machine learning. Law enforcement celebrates a good week in fight against cybercrime. And the risks of errant voice notes.
Microsoft denies using office apps to train AI models. Swiss church tries out 'AI Jesus.' The risks of a neighbouring WiFi network. And a novel approach to selling cybersecurity services.
Critical infrastructure risks. Protecting against government surveillance. Using advertising data to track US military personnel overseas.
The impact of AI-generated content on the US election. The problem with poor software design. And refusing health insurance because of genetic data.
Trying out ChatGPT's search engine. The sprawling information stealing industry. And how crowds of Dubliners ended up waiting for a non-existent Halloween parade.
Over half of UK adults affected by databreaches. And Lily Allen's pretty profitable feet.
Information stealers and what to do about them. An AI assistant that can control your computer - just not very reliably. The USelection and disinformation; you ain't seen nothing yet. And the sprawling market in mobile surveillance.
XTwitter will sell user data, like it or not. 23andMe and personal data. And abusive robotic vacuumcleaners.
The dangers of government backdoors. A framework to check data protection compliance. And Holland to replace its traffic lights.
Fraud hits one in five Britons. And a handy guide to digital security.
Meta's vision thing. And the problem with connected cars.
Anonymity online. And visitors caught out by Mexico's limits oncomputing devices.
Meta harvests Instagram and Facebook posts. UK crime fighting "on its knees." And more gory details on the US navy crew and their secret Starlink dish.
Sextortion exploits Street View. Criminal use of AI accelerates. And Telegram starts moderating private chats.
Why Telegram is a lousy messaging solution. The bank CEO and a $47 million scam. And the Pentagon turns to Tinder.
Security teamsoverwhelmed by AI-powered threats. Not so smart keycards. And faking death to evade child support payments.
What to do about software defects. And Safari privacy.
Surging use of AI to compose phishing emails. Social media and violence in the UK. And exploiting kids online.
How the online job market was broken. CrowdStrike faces legal action. And judge rules on US border checks.
The US investigates surveillance pricing. Using advertising data to track a would-be assassin.
Dark Pattterns. Unlocking a shooter's phone. And phasing out one-time passcodes.
10 billion stolen passwords. And TikTok kids torment teachers.
China introduces border checks for electronic devices. And exploiting teenage insecurity.
The risks of shadow AI. More data breached. Online sleuths. And stealing a Rolls Royce with a text message.
AI's impact on work. Spyware manufacturer says high-ranking officials are legitimate targets. And the US bans Kaspersky.
The lesser-known bits of Apple's big announcements. Google accused of misleading browser users. Police surveillance in Northern Ireland. And man blames Apple for his divorce.
A cautionary tale about trusting AI. An unlikely source of mass disinformation. And what happens when you give Starlink to an isolated tribe in Brazil.
Reports of a vast data breach at Ticketmaster. And a scam call centre exposed.
Why multi-factor authentication is so important. Microsoft's all-seeing AI tool. Disinformation at work. And Google shakes our confidence.
iPhones bring deleted photos back from the grave. And an ingenious approach to tracking vehicles.
Slop is the new spam. Surveilling journalists in Northern Ireland.
The extraordinary capabilities of voice cloning. Human error and data breaches. And the Finnish fraudster who targeted patients at a psychotherapy clinic.
The problem with cybersecurity tools. And trying in vain to get Telegram to remove stuff that really shouldn't be there.
The wave of "pink slime" propaganda. And the annual cost of cybercrime estimated to reach $9.2 trillion this year.
AI and disinformation. No place to hide in an online world. And the hapless hacker who met his match in Ohio.
And Microsoft slammed for incompetent security.
Defeating multi-factor authentication. Deepfakes and stolen identities. Tracking Jeffrey Epstein's visitors through advertising data. And another rescue thanks to Apple's emergency satellite feature.
The US case against Apple. Another warning about China's threat to critical infrastructure.
Lessons from the German air force...and from "that photo". The extent of spyware use. And the app designed to catch cheating partners.
Seeking stolen ChatGPT credentials. Spyware platform taken down, again.
And vending machines with non-consensual facial recognition.
Takeaways from the LockBit takedown. And Apple says don't use rice to dry a wet device.
European court rules encryption is a human right. And an adult toy user discovers nothing on the web is private.
A tech expert explains how he was scammed. Tackling spyware. Crap USB sticks. And smart toothbrushes reveal rubbish reporting.
The risks of old routers. Spyware in Jordan. US surveillance. And winning at online poker by shoulder surfing through a window.
The unstoppable flood of AI-generated porn.Russia hacks Microsoft. Tech giants kneel before EU regulators. And lessons from a British student's ill-judged joke.
LinkedIn as the new Tinder. Harvesting our information. And the devolution of search results.
Should ransomware payments be banned. And surviving a three-mile drop test.
A reminder about 'Incognito Mode.' And smartphone use linked to an "unprecedented" drop in academic performance.
And (very) private cameras hacked in Vietnam.
Taking down a notorious ransomware gang. And how Meta sucks up ourinformation.
" The need to control cyber mercenaries and digital repression. ChatGPT and winter depression. Disinformation. Push notifications. The scale of data breaches. And advice on BCC.
Pegasus trial begins in Mexico. Russia's cyber espionage. Signal rejects French claims of security flaws. And Ofcom returns to the vexed question of ageverification.
Google Drive tries to find the files it's lost. Iran linked to water utility attack. And why there's no need to worry about NameDrop.
China's intimidation tactics. And Italy introduces smartphone controls to protect kids.
Ransomware on the rampage. An expert witness shoots Google in the foot. Facebook changes its rules on US election information. And an EV manufacturer falls victim to the fat finger of fate.
Chinese cyber superpower. Spyware in India and Armenia. And Rentahitman.com strikes again.
Ryan Gosling tops the fraudsters' list. A major upgrade to ChatGPT. Apple warns of an Indian state-sponsored cyberattack. And HBO really doesn't like criticism.
Scammers exploit the Israel-Hamas conflict. Russian efforts to underminedemocracies. Cellphone surveillance. Okta criticised. And not so smart meters.
Malicious adverts. Signal denies vulnerability. Online image detection createsdisinformation. Advice on how not to be phished. And the CIA's Telegram channel for recruiting spies is hijacked.
"Staggering" losses from social media scams. Anti-phishing phishing. A free tool to read unsolicited documents safely. And is your iPhone taking an overnight nap...
The astonishing scale of the MOVEit security breach. US government agencies' illegal use of commercial data. The risks of mixing work and personal devices. Madagascar caught using spyware. And cats, keyboards, disaster.
Insecure websites. Remote workers more secure than their office colleagues. Extracting audio from still photos. And the latest iPhone's form over functionality.
The UK Online Safety Bill. MGM back online. Virtual kidnapping. And a woman, her Apple Watch and an outside toilet.
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