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WhatsApp Detects Spyware Campaign by Israeli Firm Paragon
WhatsApp detected and thwarted a spyware campaign by Israeli firm Paragon, targeting roughly 90 journalists and civil society members in December; the company sent a cease-and-desist letter and is considering legal action.
WhatsApp Detects Spyware Campaign by Israeli Firm Paragon
WhatsApp detected and thwarted a spyware campaign by Israeli firm Paragon, targeting roughly 90 journalists and civil society members in December; the company sent a cease-and-desist letter and is considering legal action.
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40% Bias Score
Gabbard's Contentious DNI Confirmation Hearing Reveals Bipartisan Concerns
Former U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard faced a contentious Senate confirmation hearing for her nomination as Director of National Intelligence, with both Republicans and Democrats raising concerns about her past statements on Russia, Syria, and surveillance programs, and her lack of intelligence e...
Gabbard's Contentious DNI Confirmation Hearing Reveals Bipartisan Concerns
Former U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard faced a contentious Senate confirmation hearing for her nomination as Director of National Intelligence, with both Republicans and Democrats raising concerns about her past statements on Russia, Syria, and surveillance programs, and her lack of intelligence e...
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48% Bias Score
Bavarian Police Act's "Imminent Danger" Clause Sparks Debate
Bavaria's Article 11a PAG allows police preemptive action based on "drohende Gefahr" (imminent danger), enabling investigations even without immediate threat; this broad interpretation sparks debate about clarity, proportionality, and potential for abuse, particularly regarding surveillance and the ...
Bavarian Police Act's "Imminent Danger" Clause Sparks Debate
Bavaria's Article 11a PAG allows police preemptive action based on "drohende Gefahr" (imminent danger), enabling investigations even without immediate threat; this broad interpretation sparks debate about clarity, proportionality, and potential for abuse, particularly regarding surveillance and the ...
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64% Bias Score
Bavarian Police Act's "Impending Danger" Clause Faces Constitutional Challenge
Bavaria's Police Act allows police intervention based on "drohende Gefahr" (impending danger), even without a concrete threat, prompting a constitutional court challenge due to concerns about excessive surveillance and potential overreach; the court's decision will impact the balance between securit...
Bavarian Police Act's "Impending Danger" Clause Faces Constitutional Challenge
Bavaria's Police Act allows police intervention based on "drohende Gefahr" (impending danger), even without a concrete threat, prompting a constitutional court challenge due to concerns about excessive surveillance and potential overreach; the court's decision will impact the balance between securit...
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52% Bias Score
Delayed Response to Chinese Spy Balloon Exposes US Security Gaps
A Chinese spy balloon, detected over Montana in February 2023 after traversing US airspace from Alaska, triggered a delayed military response due to inter-agency communication failures, ultimately shot down over the Atlantic after passing sensitive military sites.
Delayed Response to Chinese Spy Balloon Exposes US Security Gaps
A Chinese spy balloon, detected over Montana in February 2023 after traversing US airspace from Alaska, triggered a delayed military response due to inter-agency communication failures, ultimately shot down over the Atlantic after passing sensitive military sites.
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64% Bias Score
Low-Cost Russian Surveillance Drone Uses Trail Camera for Covert Monitoring
A Russian FPV drone carrying a trail camera on a bamboo frame has been observed in Ukraine, providing covert, long-term surveillance of vehicle traffic via cellular networks, contrasting with the less effective and far more expensive Igloo White system used in Vietnam.
Low-Cost Russian Surveillance Drone Uses Trail Camera for Covert Monitoring
A Russian FPV drone carrying a trail camera on a bamboo frame has been observed in Ukraine, providing covert, long-term surveillance of vehicle traffic via cellular networks, contrasting with the less effective and far more expensive Igloo White system used in Vietnam.
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36% Bias Score
DeepSeek's Rapid Adoption Raises Data Privacy and Geopolitical Concerns
In one week, China's DeepSeek AI app surpassed one million downloads, raising concerns about data privacy due to its servers' location in China and the potential for misuse in disinformation campaigns. Experts warn of significant risks to Western democracies.
DeepSeek's Rapid Adoption Raises Data Privacy and Geopolitical Concerns
In one week, China's DeepSeek AI app surpassed one million downloads, raising concerns about data privacy due to its servers' location in China and the potential for misuse in disinformation campaigns. Experts warn of significant risks to Western democracies.
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56% Bias Score
British Beautician Unwittingly Aided Russian Spy Ring
Vanya Gaberova, a British beautician, admits to unknowingly assisting a Russian spy ring in surveilling journalist Christo Grozev in Vienna and Valencia after falling for a spy who presented himself as an Interpol agent; she, her ex-boyfriend, and the spy's partner deny knowing they were working for...
British Beautician Unwittingly Aided Russian Spy Ring
Vanya Gaberova, a British beautician, admits to unknowingly assisting a Russian spy ring in surveilling journalist Christo Grozev in Vienna and Valencia after falling for a spy who presented himself as an Interpol agent; she, her ex-boyfriend, and the spy's partner deny knowing they were working for...
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44% Bias Score
Gabbard's Nomination to Lead US Intelligence Faces Scrutiny
President Trump nominated former Democratic congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard to lead the nation's intelligence service; however, her past comments sympathetic to Russia and criticism of a key surveillance program are expected to face tough questions during her confirmation hearing.
Gabbard's Nomination to Lead US Intelligence Faces Scrutiny
President Trump nominated former Democratic congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard to lead the nation's intelligence service; however, her past comments sympathetic to Russia and criticism of a key surveillance program are expected to face tough questions during her confirmation hearing.
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56% Bias Score
EU AI Act: Delayed Guidelines Raise Concerns
The European Union's AI Act bans certain AI systems from February 2nd, 2024, but the European Commission's delayed guidelines on these prohibitions are causing concern among civil society groups and uncertainty for businesses, with national regulators due by August 2024.
EU AI Act: Delayed Guidelines Raise Concerns
The European Union's AI Act bans certain AI systems from February 2nd, 2024, but the European Commission's delayed guidelines on these prohibitions are causing concern among civil society groups and uncertainty for businesses, with national regulators due by August 2024.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's PCLOB Purge Threatens EU-U.S. Data Privacy Agreement
Donald Trump seeks to remove three members of the U.S. Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB), a key component of the EU-U.S. data privacy agreement, potentially jeopardizing the legal basis for thousands of U.S. companies to transfer European personal data.
Trump's PCLOB Purge Threatens EU-U.S. Data Privacy Agreement
Donald Trump seeks to remove three members of the U.S. Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB), a key component of the EU-U.S. data privacy agreement, potentially jeopardizing the legal basis for thousands of U.S. companies to transfer European personal data.
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48% Bias Score
The Hacker's Night": A Novel on Technology and Authoritarian Regimes
Yishaï Sarid's "The Hacker's Night" follows Ziv, a traumatized Israeli hacker, as he unknowingly aids authoritarian regimes through his work for a cybersecurity firm, revealing the ethical complexities of technological advancements and their use in political oppression.
The Hacker's Night": A Novel on Technology and Authoritarian Regimes
Yishaï Sarid's "The Hacker's Night" follows Ziv, a traumatized Israeli hacker, as he unknowingly aids authoritarian regimes through his work for a cybersecurity firm, revealing the ethical complexities of technological advancements and their use in political oppression.
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48% Bias Score
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