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Cop Crashes Into Car While Watching Porn on Smartphone
A Lake County deputy in Florida crashed his patrol car while watching pornography on his smartphone.
New Study Says AI Is Making Us Stupid—But Does It Have To?
New study says the use of AI is making us dumber through cognitive offloading and reduced critical thinking skills.
45 Million Phones Tracked Without Consent, Says Lawsuit
Lawsuit alleges the cell phone location data from 45 million Americans was recorded without consent.
Character.AI Faces Scrutiny Over School Shooter Chatbots
Character.AI is facing scrutiny after reports revealed users created chatbots emulating real-life school shooters and their victims.
Historic First—Judge Dons Oculus VR Headset To Experience Crime
Broward County Circuit Court Judge Andrew Siegel became the first to use virtual reality technology in a criminal proceeding.
Murdaugh Appeals Murder Convictions—Claims Cell Phone Evidence Flaws
In the ongoing legal battle surrounding Alex Murdaugh, the role of digital forensics has taken center stage.
Data Breach—240,000 Credit Union Members Exposed
A data breach has left over 240,000 credit union members exposed and vulnerable to potential identity theft and financial fraud.
5 Secure Messaging Apps For 2025
These 5 secure messaging apps can protect your private chats in 2025—which is right for you?
Change Healthcare Faces Lawsuit For Failing To Protect Customer Data
Nebraska AG sues Change Healthcare, UnitedHealth Group, Optum over alleged security failures leading to the largest data breach in U.S. history.
Warning Crypto Investors—This Malicious Code Could Empty Your Wallet
Downloading the wrong extension could have serious financial consequences—Here's what you need to know.
EU’s Chat Control—The End Of Private Messaging As We Know It?
The EU wants to search all private chats, messages, and emails—here's what you need to know.