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06/17/2025
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By Cassie B.
Cybersecurity experts warn clicking “unsubscribe” in emails could steal your data
Cybersecurity experts warn that clicking on unsubscribe links in spam emails can expose passwords and financial data, or infect devices with malware. One in 644 unsubscribe links leads to a malicious site, with spam making up 45% of global email traffic. Hackers exploit fake unsubscribe links to confirm active emails, redirect to phishing sites, or […]
06/02/2025
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By Cassie B.
Dutch defense minister warns of escalating Chinese cyber theft of semiconductor secrets
The Netherlands warns of escalating Chinese cyber espionage targeting its semiconductor industry to boost Beijing’s military capabilities. Dutch Defense Minister Brekelmans reveals China’s “whole-of-society” espionage campaign, combining legal and illegal tactics to steal advanced technology. China’s cyberattacks focus on Dutch semiconductors, aerospace, and maritime sectors, with intelligence reports labeling it the “biggest cyber threat.” Chinese […]
06/02/2025
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By Cassie B.
T-Mobile under fire for secretly recording users’ app activity without consent
T-Mobile secretly enabled a screen recording feature in its T-Life app without user consent, sparking privacy concerns. The tool monitors in-app behavior by default, hidden deep in settings, raising transparency issues. Critics argue the covert rollout prioritizes data collection over user trust, despite T-Mobile’s claims of improving functionality. Users discovered the feature already active on […]
05/19/2025
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By Cassie B.
Meta’s AI data grab sparks legal battle as privacy group fights back
Meta faces fierce backlash for resuming AI data collection in the EU despite a €1.2 billion fine, with privacy group noyb threatening legal action over its opt-out consent model. Critics accuse Meta of exploiting legal loopholes by claiming “legitimate interest” to harvest user data without explicit consent, violating GDPR principles. Privacy activist Max Schrems condemns […]
05/16/2025
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By Cassie B.
Coinbase stock drops 7% as SEC probes user metrics and hackers demand $20M ransom
Coinbase stock dropped 7% after-hours due to a major data breach and an ongoing SEC investigation into misleading user metrics claims. The SEC is probing Coinbase’s past claim of “100+ million verified users,” questioning its accuracy and impact on investors. A cyberattack exposed customer data after hackers bribed overseas support agents, leading to potential $400M […]
05/16/2025
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By Cassie B.
Coinbase faces $400M fallout after insider-led phishing attack exposes customer data
Coinbase suffered a major phishing attack involving bribed overseas contractors who stole sensitive user data, including personal details and transaction histories, though no funds were compromised. The attackers demanded a $20 million ransom, but Coinbase refused and instead offered a $20 million bounty for their capture, leading to potential costs of up to $400 million. […]
05/11/2025
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By Cassie B.
How Meta’s “free” AI assistant turns private conversations into profit
Meta has launched Meta AI, a chatbot marketed as a helpful assistant but designed to extract and monetize users’ personal data for targeted advertising. Powered by Llama 4, Meta AI collects intimate details from conversations, including health concerns and emotional struggles, without clear opt-out options. Unlike subscription-based AI services, Meta AI integrates with its ad […]
04/28/2025
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By Cassie B.
Google betrays privacy promises by abandoning third-party cookie phaseout
Google has reversed its plan to phase out third-party tracking cookies in Chrome, drawing backlash from privacy advocates who see it as prioritizing profits over user privacy. The decision means users will remain under constant surveillance by advertisers, contradicting Google’s earlier promises of enhanced privacy controls. Critics accuse Google of using its Privacy Sandbox initiative […]
04/25/2025
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By Cassie B.
South Korea discovers DeepSeek transferred user data to Chinese servers without consent
South Korean regulators found DeepSeek transferred user data to a Chinese cloud service without consent. The leaked data included user inputs, device details, and network information, raising national security fears. DeepSeek was suspended in South Korea after regulators discovered it transferred user data without consent to Volcengine, a cloud provider whose owner, ByteDance, has previously […]
04/22/2025
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By Cassie B.
Sophisticated Gmail attack highlights dangers of trusting Big Tech with personal data
Google failed to prevent a phishing attack targeting 1.8 billion Gmail users despite its vast resources. The scam exploited a Google Sites vulnerability, tricking users with convincing fake emails. Google initially dismissed the flaw but later acted after public backlash. Users must adopt strong protections like passkeys and scrutiny of emails to stay safe. Google, […]
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