FedRAMP Rubber-Stamps Microsoft Cloud Despite Security Failures
Federal reviewers called Microsoft's cloud security "a pile of shit," yet FedRAMP approved it anyway. ProPublica investigation exposes broken oversight.
Xbox One “Unhackable” Cracked After 13 Years
Microsoft’s “unhackable” Xbox One, which survived 13 years of security challenges, finally fell to an ...
Meta’s $2B Lobbying: Age Verification Laws Exposed
A Reddit investigation published March 16, 2026 exposed Meta’s $2 billion lobbying campaign to mandate ...
Bill C-22: Canada Mandates Mass Metadata Surveillance
Canada introduced Bill C-22 this week, forcing ISPs and telecoms to surveil all 38 million ...
GlassWorm Unicode Attack: 151 GitHub Repos Hit by Invisible Malware
Between March 3 and March 9, 2026, the GlassWorm malware campaign infiltrated 151 GitHub repositories ...
Zoom AI Avatars: Security Theater Exposed (30-Second Exploit)
Zoom launched AI avatars on March 10, 2026, with a watermark badge to identify AI-generated content. However, security experts immediately demonstrated the watermark ...
Ageless Linux Defies California Age Verification Law
California just passed a law requiring all operating systems—including Linux—to collect user age data and ...
56 Orgs Revolt: Google Android Developer Registration
Fifty-six organizations including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Proton AG, and F-Droid published an open letter ...
39 Algolia Admin Keys Exposed in Open Source Documentation
Security researcher Ben Zimmermann discovered 39 exposed Algolia admin API keys embedded in the frontend ...
Bucketsquatting Finally Dead: AWS Ends Attack March 2026
AWS killed bucketsquatting March 12 with account namespaces. Security researchers intercepted 8M requests for four ...