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New Google report reveals that enterprise software vulnerabilities were at the heart of half of all zero-day exploits tracked in 2025, highlighting the need for stronger security measures.

Investigations reveal Meta's smart glasses allow subcontractors to review customers' private footage, raising concerns over the company's privacy promises.

Meta's AI-powered smart glasses are allegedly sending intimate user footage to human reviewers in Kenya, raising privacy worries and legal challenges.

Husband-and-wife directors faced sanctions after tricking investors with a fake £9.8 million NHS contract, costing them over £2 million. This cautionary tale highlights the need for investor vigilance.

Explore the growing influence of prediction markets on news coverage, and the potential dangers of insider trading and misinformation they bring.

As online privacy controls evolve, concerns grow about data exploitation and the erosion of digital privacy rights. Explore the complexities of modern privacy in the technology-driven world.

GoFan penalized for breaching privacy laws after students used service to sign up for school events, including football games and prom.

Law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and EU have taken down LeakBase, a platform accused of facilitating the trade of stolen data and hacking tools. The website was a major hub for cybercriminals.

The US military's continued use of Anthropic's Claude AI model for targeting decisions amid geopolitical tensions has sparked concerns and caused some defense-tech clients to distance themselves.