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Utah's First VPN-Targeting Law: What It Means for Privacy
Utah has become the first U.S. state to specifically target the use of VPNs in legislation, raising alarms among digital rights advocates, privacy researchers, and everyday inte...
Meta's Ray-Ban Glasses Already Have Facial Recognition. It's One Switch Away From You.
Meta has quietly deployed working facial recognition code to millions of Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses - code confirmed by EFF's Threat Lab through static analysis and verified by ...
Russia's Age Verification Plan: The End of Anonymity for VPN Users?
Russia's Ministry of Digital Development (Mintsifry) has announced that mandatory age v...
Russia's Roskomnadzor Accused of DDoS-Attacking VPN Infrastructure
Russia's internet regulator Roskomnadzor (RKN) has reportedly escalated its war on VPNs...
Durov: Russia's Internet Censorship Is a Win for NSA, Not Digital Sovereignty
When Apple removed Russia's state-backed messaging app Max from the App Store on June 3...
Malaysia Bans Social Media for Under-16s: Biometric ID Verification Now Mandatory
Malaysia began enforcing one of the strictest social medi...
Apple Removes Russian Max Messenger From App Store
Apple has removed Russia's state-backed messenger Max fro...
VS Code Zero-Day: One Click Steals All Your GitHub Repositories
A zero-day vulnerability in Visual Studio Code lets attac...
ChatGPhish: Any Web Page Can Turn ChatGPT Into a Phishing Tool
A newly disclosed vulnerability dubbed ChatGPhish allows ...
Carnival Cruises Data Breach: ShinyHunters Steal Passports of 6 Million Passengers
Carnival Corporation, the world's largest cruise line ope...
