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Sinaloa Cartel Hacker Compromised FBI Agent, Mexico City Surveillance

A Sinaloa Cartel hacker accessed an FBI agent's phone in Mexico City in 2018, obtaining call logs and geolocation data; using city surveillance to track the agent and potentially kill informants.

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Russia Mandates Biometric Data Collection for Immigrants

Russia mandates biometric data, including voice recordings, from all immigrants by July 1st, 2024, for phone verification; this is part of a wider campaign involving facial recognition and increased surveillance, impacting access to basic services and raising privacy concerns.

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Messaging Apps Integrate Financial Services, Raising Privacy Concerns

WhatsApp and X are adding financial features, similar to China's WeChat, prompting concerns about data privacy and government surveillance, while Spain's Bizum shows that user-friendly apps can succeed despite such issues.

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Iran's Internal Security Crackdown Amidst Military Conflict with Israel

During June's military conflict with Israel, Iran executed four people and detained approximately 700 for alleged espionage, confiscated 10,000 drones in Tehran, and warned citizens against online interactions linked to Israel, revealing a significant internal security crisis.

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Iran Urges WhatsApp Deletion Amidst Unfounded Data Sharing Claims

Iranian state television urged citizens to delete WhatsApp due to unfounded claims of data sharing with Israel; WhatsApp denied these claims, citing end-to-end encryption and non-sharing of bulk data with governments.

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EU Condemns Illegal Use of Spyware, Vows to Enforce Data Protection Laws

The European Commission strongly condemned the illegal use of the Israeli spyware Graphite by Paragon, citing the violation of data privacy laws and the targeting of journalist Francesco Cancellato; the Commission will utilize all available tools to enforce EU law and ensure compliance with data pro...

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Sinaloa Cartel Hacker Used Mexico City Surveillance to Kill Informants

A Sinaloa Cartel hacker, using an FBI agent's phone records and Mexico City's surveillance system, tracked and killed informants and witnesses in a 2018 incident, as revealed in a Justice Department report.

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Sinaloa Cartel Used Mexico City Surveillance to Kill FBI Informants

A 2018 Justice Department report details how a Sinaloa cartel hacker used an FBI official's phone records and Mexico City's camera network to track and kill informants, highlighting vulnerabilities in the global surveillance economy.

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Six Arrested in NYC Protest Targeting Palantir's Role in Immigrant Deportations

Six protestors were arrested Thursday morning outside Palantir Technologies' NYC office for protesting the company's role in immigrant deportations via its work with ICE, including a new $30 million contract for a surveillance platform called ImmigrationOS; the protest, organized by Planet Over Prof...

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Milei Grants Argentinian Police Broad Powers, Sparking Rights Concerns

Argentine President Milei decreed sweeping reforms to the Federal Police, granting it broad powers of detention and surveillance without judicial warrants, drawing criticism for potentially violating human rights and lacking parliamentary oversight.

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Illinois Investigates Police Department for Sharing License Plate Data in Abortion Case

The Illinois Secretary of State is investigating the Mount Prospect Police Department for illegally sharing license-plate reader data with a Texas sheriff seeking a woman who had an abortion, violating a 2023 state law that prohibits sharing such data to track women seeking abortions or undocumented...

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Military deployed to quell Los Angeles protests against ICE raids

On Monday, the Pentagon deployed 700 active-duty Marines and 4,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles to quell protests against ICE raids; President Trump called protesters "insurrectionists", potentially invoking the Insurrection Act.

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