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Arizona election website hacked; Secretary of State keeps feds in the dark
Arizona's election website was hacked in June 2024, with hackers replacing candidate photos; the state's Secretary of State chose not to inform federal agencies due to concerns about political interference, highlighting a breakdown in cybersecurity cooperation and election security under the Trump a...
Arizona election website hacked; Secretary of State keeps feds in the dark
Arizona's election website was hacked in June 2024, with hackers replacing candidate photos; the state's Secretary of State chose not to inform federal agencies due to concerns about political interference, highlighting a breakdown in cybersecurity cooperation and election security under the Trump a...
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48% Bias Score
Safe's Agentic AI-Powered CTEM Platform Improves Cyber Risk Management
Safe, a cybersecurity company, launched a fully autonomous CTEM platform using Agentic AI to address limitations of traditional systems by prioritizing critical threats in real-time through specialized AI agents for zero-day detection and financial impact analysis, improving cyber risk management.
Safe's Agentic AI-Powered CTEM Platform Improves Cyber Risk Management
Safe, a cybersecurity company, launched a fully autonomous CTEM platform using Agentic AI to address limitations of traditional systems by prioritizing critical threats in real-time through specialized AI agents for zero-day detection and financial impact analysis, improving cyber risk management.
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48% Bias Score
Meta Offers $1 Million for WhatsApp Zero-Click Exploit
Meta is offering a $1 million reward for a successful zero-click exploit of WhatsApp at the Pwn2Own hacking competition in Cork, Ireland from October 21-24, aiming to identify and fix vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them, improving user security.
Meta Offers $1 Million for WhatsApp Zero-Click Exploit
Meta is offering a $1 million reward for a successful zero-click exploit of WhatsApp at the Pwn2Own hacking competition in Cork, Ireland from October 21-24, aiming to identify and fix vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them, improving user security.
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44% Bias Score
DOD to Continue Sharing Crucial Weather Data for Hurricane Forecasts
The U.S. Department of Defense will continue sharing key weather satellite data used for hurricane forecasting, reversing a decision to cut off access by June's end due to concerns about jeopardizing accurate and timely storm tracking and following feedback from government partners.
DOD to Continue Sharing Crucial Weather Data for Hurricane Forecasts
The U.S. Department of Defense will continue sharing key weather satellite data used for hurricane forecasting, reversing a decision to cut off access by June's end due to concerns about jeopardizing accurate and timely storm tracking and following feedback from government partners.
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16% Bias Score
Far-Right Extremists Exploit Gaming Platforms to Radicalize Teenagers
A new report reveals far-right extremists are using livestream gaming platforms to radicalize teenage boys, with UK crime and counter-terror agencies issuing a joint warning to parents about online offenders exploiting the summer holidays; the study highlights the use of gaming platforms as "digital...
Far-Right Extremists Exploit Gaming Platforms to Radicalize Teenagers
A new report reveals far-right extremists are using livestream gaming platforms to radicalize teenage boys, with UK crime and counter-terror agencies issuing a joint warning to parents about online offenders exploiting the summer holidays; the study highlights the use of gaming platforms as "digital...
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32% Bias Score
Quantum Computing Threat: Q-Day and the Future of Data Security
The looming threat of "Q-day," when quantum computers can break current encryption, could compromise sensitive data globally, prompting governments and corporations to invest heavily in quantum-safe cryptography.
Quantum Computing Threat: Q-Day and the Future of Data Security
The looming threat of "Q-day," when quantum computers can break current encryption, could compromise sensitive data globally, prompting governments and corporations to invest heavily in quantum-safe cryptography.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Public Prosecution Service Cyberattack Delays Legal Cases, Violates Defendants' Rights
A cyberattack on the Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has disconnected all systems, delaying legal cases, hindering access to evidence, and potentially violating defendants' rights to a fair trial, with lawyers reporting that some suspects are being held longer due to the lack of access to info...
Dutch Public Prosecution Service Cyberattack Delays Legal Cases, Violates Defendants' Rights
A cyberattack on the Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has disconnected all systems, delaying legal cases, hindering access to evidence, and potentially violating defendants' rights to a fair trial, with lawyers reporting that some suspects are being held longer due to the lack of access to info...
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40% Bias Score
Meta Removes 600,000 Predatory Accounts, Implements New Teen Safety Features
Meta removed over 600,000 predatory accounts from Facebook and Instagram, including 135,000 involved in child sexual exploitation, and implemented new features to improve teen safety by displaying account creation dates, simplifying reporting, and using AI to detect age misrepresentation.
Meta Removes 600,000 Predatory Accounts, Implements New Teen Safety Features
Meta removed over 600,000 predatory accounts from Facebook and Instagram, including 135,000 involved in child sexual exploitation, and implemented new features to improve teen safety by displaying account creation dates, simplifying reporting, and using AI to detect age misrepresentation.
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36% Bias Score
Facebook Malware Scam Targets Cryptocurrency Users
A multi-month-long Facebook malvertising campaign uses fake cryptocurrency ads and celebrity endorsements to install malware on users' devices, primarily targeting men interested in technology and finance in Bulgaria and Slovakia, highlighting the platform's vulnerability to sophisticated scams.
Facebook Malware Scam Targets Cryptocurrency Users
A multi-month-long Facebook malvertising campaign uses fake cryptocurrency ads and celebrity endorsements to install malware on users' devices, primarily targeting men interested in technology and finance in Bulgaria and Slovakia, highlighting the platform's vulnerability to sophisticated scams.
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48% Bias Score
Suspect Released on Bail in NYC Crypto Torture Case
John Woeltz, accused of torturing Italian cryptocurrency investor Michael Valentino Teofrasto Carturan for his $100 million Bitcoin password, was released on $1 million bail after two months in jail while his accomplice remains in custody; the alleged victim escaped and reported the incident to the ...
Suspect Released on Bail in NYC Crypto Torture Case
John Woeltz, accused of torturing Italian cryptocurrency investor Michael Valentino Teofrasto Carturan for his $100 million Bitcoin password, was released on $1 million bail after two months in jail while his accomplice remains in custody; the alleged victim escaped and reported the incident to the ...
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40% Bias Score
Prison Drone Incidents Surge 43%, Raising Security Concerns
The number of drone incidents in English and Welsh prisons increased by 43% to 1,712 in the year to March 2024, alongside a 25% rise in drug finds (over 26,000) and over 13,000 weapons; the government is investing £900,000 to tackle this.
Prison Drone Incidents Surge 43%, Raising Security Concerns
The number of drone incidents in English and Welsh prisons increased by 43% to 1,712 in the year to March 2024, alongside a 25% rise in drug finds (over 26,000) and over 13,000 weapons; the government is investing £900,000 to tackle this.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Espionage Costs Hit \$12.5 Billion Annually
ASIO director-general Mike Burgess revealed that espionage is costing Australia \$12.5 billion annually, with 24 major operations disrupted in the past three years; this includes the theft of intellectual property and targeting of Australians online.
Australian Espionage Costs Hit \$12.5 Billion Annually
ASIO director-general Mike Burgess revealed that espionage is costing Australia \$12.5 billion annually, with 24 major operations disrupted in the past three years; this includes the theft of intellectual property and targeting of Australians online.
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32% Bias Score
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