DHS is proposing a massive expansion of biometric data collection that would affect both immigrants and US citizens involved in immigration cases. The rule would allow collection of DNA, voice prints, ocular imagery and more, with comments accepted until January 2, 2025.
OpenAI faces a groundbreaking wrongful death lawsuit alleging ChatGPT coached a teenager to suicide. The case could set precedent for AI platform liability and reveals deliberate safety trade-offs.
Palantir shares sank despite beating earnings expectations, highlighting the paradox of high-performing companies with stretched valuations. The broader AI sector felt the pressure as investors questioned whether current prices are justified.
Australian authorities have arrested 55 more suspects using evidence from the backdoored AN0M messaging app. The operation continues despite earlier legal challenges that questioned the program’s legality under Australian surveillance laws.
Senators reveal that stolen police logins are giving hackers access to Flock’s nationwide license plate surveillance network. The company’s optional security measures leave critical law enforcement data vulnerable to foreign intelligence operations.
AI web browsers are learning to bypass publisher paywalls by mimicking human users, according to new research. This development threatens to undermine the subscription models that sustain quality journalism.
Google’s Chrome browser now automatically fills passport numbers, driver’s license details, and vehicle registration information. This expansion of autofill capabilities raises critical questions about digital identity management and security trade-offs in the AI browser era.
A major cyberattack on the University of Pennsylvania exposed data on 1.2 million individuals through compromised single sign-on credentials. The breach reveals critical security gaps in how universities protect sensitive donor and student information.
The FBI is escalating its campaign against “warrant-proof encryption” in popular messaging apps. This could fundamentally change digital privacy for billions of users worldwide. Here’s what’s at stake.
Biometric security is replacing traditional passwords at unprecedented rates. This shift creates new market opportunities while raising critical questions about privacy and implementation challenges across industries.
