Category Archives: Security & Privacy
NoVoice Malware Infects 2.3 Million Devices via Google Play Store
A massive security campaign reveals that the NoVoice malware has infected 2.3 million Android devices through malicious applications on the Google Play Store. Continue reading
Healthcare Ransomware Attack on ChipSoft Cripples Dutch Hospitals
A massive healthcare ransomware attack on ChipSoft has paralyzed Dutch hospitals, highlighting critical concentration risks and data security vulnerabilities in 2026. Continue reading
WhatsApp malware targets Windows users with new VBS backdoor
A dangerous new WhatsApp malware campaign is targeting Windows users by distributing a VBScript backdoor disguised as official documents to bypass security controls. Continue reading
Tor Stateless Relay Experiment Aims to Prevent Physical Hardware Seizures
The Tor Project has launched a Tor stateless relay experiment, utilizing RAM-only architecture and TPM binding to protect privacy during physical hardware seizures. Continue reading
WhatsApp Encryption Lawsuit: Federal Class Action Targets Meta
A major WhatsApp encryption lawsuit alleges that Meta deceptive practices compromised user privacy, sparking a class action over end-to-end security claims. Continue reading
Meta AI advertising: New Data Privacy Controls for Ad Targeting
Meta has integrated generative AI into its ad infrastructure. Learn how the new Meta AI advertising policies allow you to audit and control your data usage. Continue reading
Data Privacy Laws in Maine and Kentucky Empower Users Against Tracking
New data privacy laws in Maine and Kentucky are granting users increased control over metadata tracking and personal information stored by tech companies. Continue reading
Tor Diskless Infrastructure: Implementing Seizure-Proof Privacy Nodes
The Tor Project has advanced its testing of Tor diskless infrastructure, utilizing RAM-only server configurations to ensure that global network relays remain resilient against physical hardware seizures. Continue reading
NSA Section 702 Paradox: Does VPN Usage Trigger Surveillance?
A new report warns that NSA Section 702 surveillance practices may inadvertently strip privacy protections from US citizens who utilize commercial VPNs. Continue reading