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RAD Intel Appoints Aaron Vandeford as Director of Investor Relations to Drive Growth Strategy

RAD Intel has appointed Aaron Vandeford as Director of Investor Relations, according to company reports. Vandeford brings nearly two decades of investor relations and capital markets experience to the AI-driven holding company. The move reportedly aims to strengthen investor engagement as the company scales its operations.

Executive Appointment Announcement

LOS ANGELES—RAD Intel has announced the appointment of Aaron Vandeford as its new Director of Investor Relations, according to a company statement released Thursday. Sources indicate Vandeford will lead investor relations strategy and execution, focusing on strengthening engagement across the company’s growing investor community and helping position the company for its next growth phase.

by Michael Turner
CybersecurityMobile

Pixnapping Attack Exposes Android Security Flaw: How Malicious Apps Steal Screen Data

Security researchers have uncovered Pixnapping, a sophisticated side-channel attack targeting Android devices. This vulnerability enables malicious apps to reconstruct sensitive on-screen information including authentication codes through graphical exploitation techniques.

In a significant Android security revelation, researchers have disclosed Pixnapping, a novel class of side-channel attacks that enables malicious applications to steal sensitive data directly from device screens. This sophisticated exploit targets the graphical rendering pipeline of Android devices, allowing attackers to reconstruct confidential information such as two-factor authentication codes and other sensitive values displayed by legitimate applications.

by Jessica Moore P.E.
Economy and TradingInternational Business and Trade

Trump Tariffs Economic Impact Revealed Through First Brands Bankruptcy Saga

The First Brands bankruptcy saga reveals the hidden economic damage from Trump tariffs that global policymakers are now confronting. As IMF and World Bank leaders gather in Washington, this corporate collapse demonstrates how trade policies continue threatening global supply chains despite earlier optimism about tariff impacts.

While global economic leaders prepare to declare the world has avoided the worst predicted Trump tariffs damage, the unfolding First Brands bankruptcy tells a different story—one of slowly emerging economic consequences that should concern policymakers gathering for this week’s International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings. The corporate collapse, now captivating financial circles worldwide, serves as a stark warning about the continuing risks posed by President Donald Trump’s trade policies to the global economic framework.

How Tariffs Triggered First Brands’ Downward Spiral

by Jessica Moore P.E.