Monthly Archives: July 2026
Proton Pass Update Brings Major Improvements to Autofill and 2FA
Discover the latest Proton Pass update featuring overhauled form detection, streamlined 2FA verification protocols, and new enterprise security deployment options. Continue reading
Betacam SP VTR Revived by Rebuilding Obsolete Custom IC
Learn how hardware hackers are keeping historic Betacam SP VTR broadcast machines alive by engineering custom drop-in replacement ICs for obsolete chips. Continue reading
SplitVPN Breach Exposes 58 Million Connection Logs and Shatters No-Logs Claims
A massive SplitVPN breach has exposed 58 million connection logs and millions of personal records, completely shattering the service’s strict no-logs privacy promises. Continue reading
Exchange OWA Zero-Day Exploit Deploys OWAReaper Backdoor
Discover how Russian state-backed hackers are exploiting an Exchange OWA zero-day vulnerability to deploy the OWAReaper backdoor and target western organizations. Continue reading
Health Data Tracking Lawsuit: FTC and States Sue Hims & Hers
The FTC and state regulators have filed a lawsuit against Hims & Hers over the covert health data tracking shared with Big Tech ad platforms. Continue reading
Tor Browser Exploit CVE-2026-10702 Compromises Anonymity
A critical zero-click Tor Browser exploit tracked as CVE-2026-10702 allows attackers to compromise unpatched installations via a malicious webpage. Continue reading
Codex Security CLI Launched by OpenAI for Automated Vulnerability Auditing
OpenAI has open-sourced the Codex Security CLI, a powerful command-line tool designed to help developers detect, validate, and remediate code vulnerabilities seamlessly. Continue reading
SAFE for Kids Act Enforced by New York Targeting Big Tech Privacy and Tracking
New York has finalized regulations for the SAFE for Kids Act, forcing Big Tech companies to restrict algorithmic feeds, limit metadata harvesting, and enforce strict privacy controls for minors. Continue reading