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A $10,000 bounty is offered to hack Ring cameras to stop sending data to Amazon, following backlash over a Super Bowl ad that highlighted the surveillance potential of its network.
EFF pushes tech giants to deliver on default end-to-end encryption pledges, citing rising AI privacy risks.
Ring's founder is defending its Search Party feature, but the real issue is its AI cameras enabling potential mass surveillance and police partnerships, not just ad imagery.
Fulu offers $10K+ bounty for a way to store Ring doorbell footage locally, cutting Amazon cloud ties.
Companies are banning OpenClaw, an AI tool that controls computers, over security fears. While some explore its potential, many restrict use to protect sensitive data.
A UK medical center displayed system usernames and passwords on a public whiteboard, highlighting a major security flaw despite guidelines. This underscores human error as a key vulnerability, with passkeys suggested as a more secure future alternative.
Tenga's data breach exposed about 600 U.S. customers' names, emails, and order details after an employee's email was hacked. The company has notified affected individuals.
Fomi is an AI-powered Mac app that blocks distractions by analyzing your screen to tell if you're working or procrastinating. It uses cloud AI, raising privacy concerns, but redacts personal data first.
Bluehood is a Bluetooth scanner showing information leaked by enabled devices. It tracks nearby signals to reveal privacy risks and patterns, demonstrating how much data is exposed passively.
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