Google has issued a serious warning about malicious VPN apps that pose as legitimate services while stealing user data. The company advises sticking to official app stores and being wary of suspicious permissions. This holiday security alert comes as more people turn to VPNs for privacy and streamin
New age verification laws are driving millions to download VPNs, creating a cybersecurity crisis. Google warns of threat actors distributing malicious apps disguised as legitimate services. The user behavior reveals a fundamental flaw in the legislative approach.
Google is escalating warnings for Gmail users to abandon passwords entirely in favor of passkeys. With 57% of adults experiencing scams and 394 million Gmail addresses in recent breach data, the security landscape demands immediate action. The company reports passkey adoption has surged 352% in the
ProtonVPN has brought its NetShield ad-blocking feature to Android TV devices. The feature blocks ads, trackers, and malware automatically for all paid subscribers. It’s a game-changer for streaming without interruptions.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Roblox, accusing the platform of repeatedly exposing children to sexually explicit content and grooming. The lawsuit follows similar actions by Kentucky and Louisiana, creating mounting legal pressure on the popular gaming platform.
OpenAI’s Sora 2 is creating videos so realistic that PhD experts can’t tell they’re fake. The technology is now widely available without invitation codes, creating massive security risks across industries from healthcare to legal.
Wearable tech like smart helmets and biometric vests are becoming common in manufacturing. But these devices are running into serious legal challenges around disability discrimination and employee privacy. Companies need to navigate a minefield of employment laws they might not even realize they’re
Apple is negotiating a massive deal with Google to use its Gemini AI model to rebuild Siri. The partnership could debut as early as 2026 but raises serious privacy and antitrust concerns.
A Penn State study found that regular people, not hackers, can consistently break past AI safety measures. Using simple prompts, participants uncovered gender, racial, and cultural biases across multiple AI models. The research suggests bias is baked into how these systems think.
Common Crawl, a nonprofit web archive, stands accused of providing paywalled content from major publishers to AI companies like Google and OpenAI. The foundation denies misleading publishers, but evidence suggests removal requests haven’t been fulfilled for years. This controversy highlights the ong
