When Palantir-AI becomes a sovereignty risk
Switzerland rejected Palantir after a technical review found data leakage cannot be reliably prevented—an architectural, not legal, flaw.…
The Wallet that ends the weakest “password” link
Europe’s EUDI Wallet can technically replace passwords today with cryptographic, verifiable, privacy-preserving login. Passwords persist only because institutions…
Zero-Day breach hits Logitech with data stolen across multiple groups
Logitech reports attackers stole data likely belonging to customers, employees, and suppliers. The breach stemmed from a zero-day…
Trust is on the line in America through disinformation
One in five top public concerns in the U.S. now involves information manipulation. About 70% of Americans see…
Starmer bets big on Digital ID revolution
UK PM Keir Starmer is preparing to unveil a nationwide digital ID scheme at the Labour Party conference.…
How Russia shapes minds with the Playbook of Deception
A richly illustrated guide exposes the mechanisms behind Russian disinformation from bots and deepfakes to agenda-setting and polarization.…
How LLMs leak your data while prompting
Simple prompt injections can trick LLM agents into exposing sensitive personal data. Even with safeguards, attackers extract details…
Austria deals blow to “Pay or Okay” consent model
The Austrian Federal Administrative Court confirmed that DerStandard’s “Pay or Okay” model breaches the GDPR. Users had to…
When privacy becomes training data
Researchers found millions of passports, credit cards, résumés, and faces in DataComp CommonPool, a massive AI training dataset…
Clorox blames IT Firm for $380M hack after “Password Over the Phone” slip
Clorox is suing IT provider Cognizant after a 2023 ransomware attack cost the company $380 million. The lawsuit…