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NYC Man Charged with Placing Homemade Bombs Across Manhattan
Michael Gann, 55, of Inwood, NY, was arrested on June 5th and charged with manufacturing and placing at least seven homemade bombs across Manhattan, including on subway tracks and residential rooftops, prompting a swift law enforcement response that prevented harm.
NYC Man Charged with Placing Homemade Bombs Across Manhattan
Michael Gann, 55, of Inwood, NY, was arrested on June 5th and charged with manufacturing and placing at least seven homemade bombs across Manhattan, including on subway tracks and residential rooftops, prompting a swift law enforcement response that prevented harm.
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48% Bias Score


Louis Vuitton Data Breach Exposes Australian Customer Information
Louis Vuitton confirmed a data breach affecting Australian customers, revealing personal information (birthdates, contact details, purchase history, preferences) stolen on July 2nd, but customers weren't informed until July 23rd; no financial data was compromised.
Louis Vuitton Data Breach Exposes Australian Customer Information
Louis Vuitton confirmed a data breach affecting Australian customers, revealing personal information (birthdates, contact details, purchase history, preferences) stolen on July 2nd, but customers weren't informed until July 23rd; no financial data was compromised.
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36% Bias Score


NY Man Indicted for Multiple IEDs Found Near Subway Tracks
Michael Gann, 55, of Inwood, New York, was indicted on June 5th for building and placing multiple improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on rooftops and subway tracks in Manhattan; thankfully, none detonated. He allegedly ordered the necessary chemicals online, and authorities cited his prior felony re...
NY Man Indicted for Multiple IEDs Found Near Subway Tracks
Michael Gann, 55, of Inwood, New York, was indicted on June 5th for building and placing multiple improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on rooftops and subway tracks in Manhattan; thankfully, none detonated. He allegedly ordered the necessary chemicals online, and authorities cited his prior felony re...
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48% Bias Score


Europe Steps Up Fight Against Cybercrime: Increased Takedowns, Persistent Threats"
European law enforcement's increased success in dismantling hacking groups, including the arrest of hacker Hano and the takedown of NoName57(16), highlights a rise in international cooperation but also underscores the persistent challenge of cybercrime, particularly DDoS attacks targeting media outl...
Europe Steps Up Fight Against Cybercrime: Increased Takedowns, Persistent Threats"
European law enforcement's increased success in dismantling hacking groups, including the arrest of hacker Hano and the takedown of NoName57(16), highlights a rise in international cooperation but also underscores the persistent challenge of cybercrime, particularly DDoS attacks targeting media outl...
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28% Bias Score


Genea Fertility Data Breach Exposes Patient Data
Australian fertility clinic Genea, charging $12,890 per IVF cycle, suffered a data breach in February 2024 exposing patient medical diagnoses and personal details to the dark web; delayed notification to patients has sparked outrage and legal threats.
Genea Fertility Data Breach Exposes Patient Data
Australian fertility clinic Genea, charging $12,890 per IVF cycle, suffered a data breach in February 2024 exposing patient medical diagnoses and personal details to the dark web; delayed notification to patients has sparked outrage and legal threats.
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40% Bias Score


Russia Toughens Laws Against Cybercrime Using 'Droppers'
Russia combats cybercrime by enacting stricter laws against using "droppers"āindividuals providing accounts for money launderingāwith penalties up to 1 million rubles or six years imprisonment from September 1, 2025, and restricting minors from opening bank accounts without parental consent from Aug...
Russia Toughens Laws Against Cybercrime Using 'Droppers'
Russia combats cybercrime by enacting stricter laws against using "droppers"āindividuals providing accounts for money launderingāwith penalties up to 1 million rubles or six years imprisonment from September 1, 2025, and restricting minors from opening bank accounts without parental consent from Aug...
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40% Bias Score

US Diversifies Space Launch Contracts Amidst SpaceX Concerns
The US Department of Defense and White House are diversifying space launch contracts away from SpaceX due to concerns about over-reliance on a single provider, engaging with Amazon's Kuiper Project and other companies; this follows a public rift between Trump and Musk and aims to create a more resil...

US Diversifies Space Launch Contracts Amidst SpaceX Concerns
The US Department of Defense and White House are diversifying space launch contracts away from SpaceX due to concerns about over-reliance on a single provider, engaging with Amazon's Kuiper Project and other companies; this follows a public rift between Trump and Musk and aims to create a more resil...
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48% Bias Score

NYC Man Indicted for Placing Multiple IEDs
Michael Gann, a 55-year-old Inwood resident, was indicted in New York on Tuesday for creating and placing at least seven IEDs in various locations, including subway tracks and rooftops, after ordering bomb-making materials online; he faces up to 40 years in prison.

NYC Man Indicted for Placing Multiple IEDs
Michael Gann, a 55-year-old Inwood resident, was indicted in New York on Tuesday for creating and placing at least seven IEDs in various locations, including subway tracks and rooftops, after ordering bomb-making materials online; he faces up to 40 years in prison.
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44% Bias Score

UK Agencies Warn of Increased Online Radicalization Among Children
UK counter-terrorism agencies warn parents about children's vulnerability to online radicalization during the summer holidays, citing a rise in youth arrests for terrorism-related offenses and exposure to extreme online content.

UK Agencies Warn of Increased Online Radicalization Among Children
UK counter-terrorism agencies warn parents about children's vulnerability to online radicalization during the summer holidays, citing a rise in youth arrests for terrorism-related offenses and exposure to extreme online content.
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60% Bias Score

Widespread Phishing Scams in Mexico Result in Billions of Dollars in Losses
A report by The Competitive Intelligence Unit (CIU) reveals that over 13 million Mexicans have been victims of phishing in the last seven years, resulting in over six million cyber-frauds in 2024 alone, causing over $1 billion USD in losses, with an average loss of almost $500 USD per victim.

Widespread Phishing Scams in Mexico Result in Billions of Dollars in Losses
A report by The Competitive Intelligence Unit (CIU) reveals that over 13 million Mexicans have been victims of phishing in the last seven years, resulting in over six million cyber-frauds in 2024 alone, causing over $1 billion USD in losses, with an average loss of almost $500 USD per victim.
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24% Bias Score

Dutch Public Prosecution Service Suffers Weeks-Long Network Shutdown After Data Breach
Hackers exploited a vulnerability in the Dutch Public Prosecution Service's Citrix Netscaler software, forcing a network shutdown since July 17th that may last weeks to investigate the extent of the breach and secure their systems; a police report has been filed, and the Dutch Data Protection Author...

Dutch Public Prosecution Service Suffers Weeks-Long Network Shutdown After Data Breach
Hackers exploited a vulnerability in the Dutch Public Prosecution Service's Citrix Netscaler software, forcing a network shutdown since July 17th that may last weeks to investigate the extent of the breach and secure their systems; a police report has been filed, and the Dutch Data Protection Author...
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36% Bias Score

Russia strengthens laws against cybercrime using "droppers".
Russian cybercriminals increasingly use "droppers"āindividuals who unknowingly provide bank accounts for illicit transactionsāto launder money; new laws aim to combat this by increasing penalties for participants and requiring parental consent for minors' accounts.

Russia strengthens laws against cybercrime using "droppers".
Russian cybercriminals increasingly use "droppers"āindividuals who unknowingly provide bank accounts for illicit transactionsāto launder money; new laws aim to combat this by increasing penalties for participants and requiring parental consent for minors' accounts.
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36% Bias Score
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