Digital Life & Security
Phone Scammers Get Owned By The Sweetest AI Ever Created
This AI-powered grandma is designed to waste scammers’ time and flip the script on those who prey on the vulnerable.
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Digital Life & Security
U.S. Considers Ban On Chinese Made TP-Link Routers—Here’s Why
Have a TP-Link router in your home? U.S. Lawmakers say you could be at risk—Here's what you need to know.
Data Breaches & Privacy
Cisco Data Leaked By Hacker
Cisco, a global leader in networking and cybersecurity, has confirmed that a hacker known as IntelBroker accessed and leaked 2.9 GB of data from its public-facing DevH...
AI Evidence
How Digital Forensics Experts Know Where You’ve Been—Cell Site Location Information
Digital Forensics experts can determine where you have been in the past by examining your Cell Site Location Information contained in Call Detail Records.
Data Breaches & Privacy
ParkMobile $32.8 Million Data Breach Settlement—Are You Eligible?
ParkMobile User? You might be eligible for compensation—Here's how to find out.
Data Breaches & Privacy
58,000 Bitcoin ATM Users Exposed In Byte Federal Data Breach
Bitcoin ATM Operator Byte Federal discloses data breach stemming from GitLab that impacting 58,000 customers.
Cell Phone Forensics
Police Install Spyware To Track Android Smartphones In China
Chinese authorities are installing spyware to track and monitor their citizen's Android smartphones.
AI Evidence
DoD Digital Forensics: Unlocking Evidence In Cars, Wearables, And IoT
The DoD sets aim on wearable, vehicle, and IoT electronic evidence—Here's why.
Cell Phone Forensics
Smartphone Forensics And Fake Texts—How Are Courts Responding?
Screenshots of text messages are easily faked. How can courts use digital forensics to balance personal privacy and evidence authentication?
AI Evidence
65% Of Employees Bypass Cybersecurity Measures, New Study Finds
More than half of workers surveyed say they've shared confidential data with external parties and bypassed other critical cyber protections. Here's what you need to know.
Facial Recognition
China’s Surveillance State Is Losing Its Grip
China is losing control of its surveillance state as insiders profit.
Cell Phone Forensics
NYPD ShotSpotter Gunshot Detection Is Wildly Inaccurate, New Study Finds
A new study finds that NYPD ShotSpotter gunshot detection technology is wildly inaccurate and disproportionally targets minorities.
