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PlaySafe ID Secures \$1.12M to Combat Gaming Toxicity with Verified Digital IDs
British startup PlaySafe ID received \$1.12 million in pre-seed funding to develop a privacy-first digital identity system for gamers, combating cheating, child safety threats, and toxicity by verifying users across platforms and creating a portable trust badge.
PlaySafe ID Secures \$1.12M to Combat Gaming Toxicity with Verified Digital IDs
British startup PlaySafe ID received \$1.12 million in pre-seed funding to develop a privacy-first digital identity system for gamers, combating cheating, child safety threats, and toxicity by verifying users across platforms and creating a portable trust badge.
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44% Bias Score
Venezuela Arrests Foreign Nationals Amidst Election Conspiracy Claims
Venezuela arrested three foreign nationals—a Spaniard, an Argentine, and a Bulgarian—for alleged election conspiracy before the May 25th elections; the Spaniard and Argentine were later released, while the Bulgarian's status is unconfirmed. These arrests follow the detention of other foreigners and ...
Venezuela Arrests Foreign Nationals Amidst Election Conspiracy Claims
Venezuela arrested three foreign nationals—a Spaniard, an Argentine, and a Bulgarian—for alleged election conspiracy before the May 25th elections; the Spaniard and Argentine were later released, while the Bulgarian's status is unconfirmed. These arrests follow the detention of other foreigners and ...
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GRU Accused of Hacking 10,000 Cameras to Spy on Ukraine Aid
Russian military intelligence (GRU) is accused of hacking nearly 10,000 surveillance cameras in Ukraine, Romania, Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia to spy on Western aid to Ukraine, using phishing and other methods, according to a report by the UK's National Cyber Security Centre.
GRU Accused of Hacking 10,000 Cameras to Spy on Ukraine Aid
Russian military intelligence (GRU) is accused of hacking nearly 10,000 surveillance cameras in Ukraine, Romania, Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia to spy on Western aid to Ukraine, using phishing and other methods, according to a report by the UK's National Cyber Security Centre.
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44% Bias Score
France Seizes Hundreds of Undetectable Prison Phones
French police seized hundreds of miniature cell phones from 66 prisons during a raid named "Prison Break," targeting a company that advertised them as undetectable by security; 500 unshipped phones, €70,000 cash, and two suspects were also apprehended.
France Seizes Hundreds of Undetectable Prison Phones
French police seized hundreds of miniature cell phones from 66 prisons during a raid named "Prison Break," targeting a company that advertised them as undetectable by security; 500 unshipped phones, €70,000 cash, and two suspects were also apprehended.
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36% Bias Score
US Border Agents Can Search Your Phone
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers have the authority to search electronic devices at US borders; this power has led to several incidents of foreign nationals being denied entry due to the content found on their devices; while US citizens can refuse a search, foreign visitors may face d...
US Border Agents Can Search Your Phone
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers have the authority to search electronic devices at US borders; this power has led to several incidents of foreign nationals being denied entry due to the content found on their devices; while US citizens can refuse a search, foreign visitors may face d...
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44% Bias Score
Ransomware Attack on West Lothian Council Leads to Personal Data Theft
A ransomware attack on West Lothian Council's education network, claimed by the group Interlock, resulted in the theft of a small percentage of data, including some personal and sensitive information; the council is contacting those affected and working with police to investigate.
Ransomware Attack on West Lothian Council Leads to Personal Data Theft
A ransomware attack on West Lothian Council's education network, claimed by the group Interlock, resulted in the theft of a small percentage of data, including some personal and sensitive information; the council is contacting those affected and working with police to investigate.
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32% Bias Score
China Cracks Down on Online Business Infringements
China's internet watchdog launched a two-month campaign to crack down on online activities that infringe upon the legitimate rights of enterprises, including defamation, slander and extortion, enforcing the newly enacted Private Economy Promotion Law.
China Cracks Down on Online Business Infringements
China's internet watchdog launched a two-month campaign to crack down on online activities that infringe upon the legitimate rights of enterprises, including defamation, slander and extortion, enforcing the newly enacted Private Economy Promotion Law.
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44% Bias Score
DeepSeek Ban Exposes Generative AI's Privacy Risks
The U.S. government banned DeepSeek from federal devices due to data routing concerns to China, highlighting broader generative AI privacy vulnerabilities and prompting calls for proactive solutions like Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) to protect sensitive data.
DeepSeek Ban Exposes Generative AI's Privacy Risks
The U.S. government banned DeepSeek from federal devices due to data routing concerns to China, highlighting broader generative AI privacy vulnerabilities and prompting calls for proactive solutions like Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) to protect sensitive data.
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56% Bias Score
Microsoft Disrupts Global Lumma Stealer Network
Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit, along with Europol and Japan's Cybercrime Control Center, dismantled the Lumma Stealer network, taking down 2,300 malicious domains and disrupting communication to 394,000 infected computers, significantly impacting ransomware operations.
Microsoft Disrupts Global Lumma Stealer Network
Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit, along with Europol and Japan's Cybercrime Control Center, dismantled the Lumma Stealer network, taking down 2,300 malicious domains and disrupting communication to 394,000 infected computers, significantly impacting ransomware operations.
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36% Bias Score
Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Information of Over 60 US Government Officials
A cyberattack on TeleMessage, used by former US national security advisor Mike Waltz and other government officials, leaked data from over 60 unique users, including FEMA, Customs, diplomats, and White House staff, revealing travel plans and meeting details; the platform was shut down after the brea...
Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Information of Over 60 US Government Officials
A cyberattack on TeleMessage, used by former US national security advisor Mike Waltz and other government officials, leaked data from over 60 unique users, including FEMA, Customs, diplomats, and White House staff, revealing travel plans and meeting details; the platform was shut down after the brea...
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28% Bias Score
Bitcoin Hits Record High Amidst New Stablecoin Regulations
Bitcoin hit a record high of $109,700 on Wednesday, driven by the Senate's advancement of a regulatory framework for stablecoins, despite some Democratic concerns. Two Israeli embassy staffers were killed in a shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., with the suspect in custod...
Bitcoin Hits Record High Amidst New Stablecoin Regulations
Bitcoin hit a record high of $109,700 on Wednesday, driven by the Senate's advancement of a regulatory framework for stablecoins, despite some Democratic concerns. Two Israeli embassy staffers were killed in a shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., with the suspect in custod...
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40% Bias Score
DDoS Attack Disrupts Greek High School Exams
A large-scale DDoS cyberattack on Greece's SYZEUXIS network on May 23, 2024, temporarily disabled access to the Ministry of Education's question bank, delaying high school graduation exams for two hours before access was restored using Taxinet credentials.
DDoS Attack Disrupts Greek High School Exams
A large-scale DDoS cyberattack on Greece's SYZEUXIS network on May 23, 2024, temporarily disabled access to the Ministry of Education's question bank, delaying high school graduation exams for two hours before access was restored using Taxinet credentials.
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36% Bias Score
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