The T1 Debuts: Inside the Chaotic Launch of Trump Mobile’s First Device
An investigation into the T1 by Trump Mobile reveals a rebranded HTC chassis, contradictory 'Made in USA' claims, and a significant customer data breach.
Tag: AI and cybersecurity risks
The Dashboard Spy: How Modern Cars Are Becoming the Ultimate Data Harvesting Tools
From biometric scanning to location tracking, modern vehicles are collecting unprecedented amounts of driver data. We dive into the privacy risks of the connected car era.
The ‘Vibe Coding’ War: Java Developer Embeds Destructive Prompt Injection in Open Source Project
A developer of the Java testing engine jqwik added a hidden prompt injection designed to trick AI coding agents into deleting user code, sparking a fierce debate on…
Mapbox Data Leak Linked to Targeted Attack Following Violent Incident in Switzerland
Investigation into a security compromise at Mapbox coincides with a violent knife attack in Winterthur, Switzerland, raising questions about digital footprints and timing.
Beyond the Borrow Checker: Creusot Aims to Mathematically Prove Rust Code Correctness
Creusot is leveraging the Why3 platform to bring deductive verification to Rust, allowing developers to prove the absence of panics and logic errors.
Your SSD Could Be Leaking Your Browsing History via a New Browser-Based Side-Channel Attack
Researchers have uncovered FROST, a technique that allows websites to fingerprint user activity and open apps by measuring SSD I/O contention through the browser.
The ‘Walk-In’ Breach: FBI Warns Law Firms of Physical Social Engineering by Silent Ransom Group
Cybercriminals are physically entering law offices pretending to be IT support to steal sensitive data via USB drives, according to a new FBI advisory.
AI-Generated Malware Targeting Claude Users Fails After Developer Leaks Own GitHub Token
A malicious npm package targeting Anthropic's Claude users was uncovered after the attacker accidentally leaked their own GitHub private token in AI-generated code.
Google Engineer Accused of $1.2 Million Insider Trading Spree on Polymarket
A veteran Google software engineer faces DOJ charges after allegedly using confidential Search data to secure $1.2 million in profits on prediction market Polymarket.
The Digital Dilemma: How India’s POCSO Act Clashes with the Modern Internet
An analysis of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and the legal complexities of reporting sensitive cases in the age of social media and digital…