Citizen Lab Exposes Telecom Surveillance via SS7 Exploits
Citizen Lab researchers at the University of Toronto published “Bad Connection” on April 23, 2026, exposing two sophisticated commercial surveillance campaigns that exploit ...
Utah VPN Law: First State to Target Privacy Tools
In 72 hours—on May 6, 2026—Utah will become the first U.S. state to legally target ...
Linux Copy Fail: 732-Byte Root Exploit, No Patches
CVE-2026-31431 Copy Fail lets any Linux user gain root via 732-byte exploit. Disclosed April 29, ...
Android Developer Verification: Google’s Freedom Trap
September 30, 2026 marks the end of Android as we know it. Google’s mandatory developer ...
OpenAI Limits GPT-5.5 Cyber After Mocking Anthropic
Nine days ago, Sam Altman sat on a podcast and criticized Anthropic for gatekeeping their ...
Flock Turned Kids’ Gym Into Sales Demo, City Renewed
Flock used kids' gymnastics as surveillance demo. City discovered abuse, renewed anyway. Lazy engineering meets ethical failure. Developers: own the harm.
Project Glasswing Exposed a Vulnerability Remediation Crisis
Anthropic’s Project Glasswing proved AI can find security vulnerabilities at unprecedented scale. Claude Mythos Preview ...
Linux Kernel Disclosure Policy: No Distro Heads-Up
The Linux kernel security team’s disclosure policy ignited Hacker News today, pulling 519 points and ...
IBM Bob: Multi-Model AI Coding with Security Flaws
IBM launched Bob on April 28-30, 2026—an AI coding platform that targets enterprises, not individual ...
Rivian’s Internet Kill Switch: First EV Privacy Control
Rivian offers the first internet connectivity kill switch in a major EV, letting drivers disable ...