CybersecurityNot a Hack: Grindr Users' Sensitive Data Shared in Ad Auctions Without Valid Consent Norway's privacy regulator fined Microsoft advertising subsidiary Xandr NOK 92 million after Grindr users' sensitive data was shared through real-time bidding without valid consent.by Grace Hisona
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CybersecurityFederal Appeals Court Says AI-Generated CSAM Can Be Protected Speech When No Child Was Abusedby Kevin Tse
CybersecurityJon Bon Jovi Fan Nearly Lost Her Home in Reported AI Romance Scam After Believing She Was Dating the Real Singerby Kevin Tse
AI & ChatGPTElon Musk Showed People How To Shop With Grok Using Credit Cards: Then He Exposed His Own Order Detailsby Tanmay Puri
CybersecurityCartels Reportedly Use Drones To Track Border Patrol Officers and Find Safer Routes for Smuggling Peopleby Grace Hisona
CybersecurityThe Bizarre 'Laptop Farms' Allegedly Helping North Koreans Secretly Land Jobs at 70+ US Companiesby Bagus Dimas
CybersecurityAnthropic Warns Self-Replicating AI Worms Could Soon Spread Across Smart TVs and Other Devicesby Grace Hisona
CybersecurityMan Sues Sheriff, Then Claims Police Searched 6,000 Flock Camera Networks to Track Himby Grace Hisona
AI & ChatGPTOpenAI Engineer Faces Five Years in Jail After Company's Own AI Helped Uncover Alleged Office Buggingby Grace Hisona
CybersecurityUsers Lose Access To Cloud Files After Drone Strikes Damage Three Yandex Data Centresby Suman V
Woman Says Ex Used BMW's App to Stalk Her and Control Car Features, Then Dealership Told Her to Buy a New One
Claude Allegedly Let a Digital Grandma Die Rather Than Recite Justin Bieber Lyrics in a Bizarre AI Test