Security Flaw in Digital License Plates Enables Toll and Ticket Evasion
A critical vulnerability in Reviver's digital license plates allows hackers to modify displayed numbers via smartphone, potentially enabling toll evasion and ticket fraud. The hardware-level flaw affects 65,000 units across the US and cannot be fixed with a software update.
Privacy Concerns Mount as Facial Recognition Replaces Traditional Sports Tickets
Major sports venues across America are rapidly adopting facial recognition technology for ticket verification, with over 40 stadiums expected to implement these systems. The controversial shift raises serious privacy concerns about data security and surveillance, as venues push convenience at the potential cost of personal privacy.
Serbian Police Accused of Using Cellebrite Tools to Deploy NoviSpy Surveillance Malware
Serbian authorities are under scrutiny for allegedly exploiting Cellebrite's digital forensics tools to secretly install NoviSpy spyware on citizens' devices during police interactions. The malware, linked to Serbia's intelligence agency, enables extensive surveillance of journalists and activists through screenshot capture, location tracking, and audio recording.
US Private Equity Giant Acquires Israeli Spyware Firm Paragon in $900M Deal
AE Industrial Partners has purchased Israeli intelligence firm Paragon for up to $900 million, gaining access to sophisticated messaging surveillance technology. The deal highlights growing Western investment in Israeli surveillance capabilities despite increased scrutiny of spyware companies.
Security Flaw Exposes Digital License Plates to Hacking and Identity Theft
A major security vulnerability in Reviver's digital license plates allows hackers to change plate numbers and frame others for traffic violations. The hardware-level flaw affects 65,000 plates and cannot be fixed with software updates, raising concerns about the reliability of this emerging technology.
Serbian Police Caught Using Cellebrite Tech to Plant Spyware on Journalists' Phones
Serbian law enforcement used Cellebrite's phone-unlocking technology to secretly install NoviSpy spyware on devices belonging to journalists and activists. The groundbreaking investigation by Amnesty International reveals the first documented case of Cellebrite's tools being misused to enable spyware infections.
Federal Officials Urged to Deploy Advanced Drone Detection Systems Amid Mystery Sightings
New York officials are calling for immediate deployment of sophisticated drone tracking technology following numerous mysterious sightings across NY and NJ that disrupted airport operations. DHS and other federal agencies are investigating thousands of reports while implementing flight restrictions and enhanced detection systems.
UK Police Deploy Controversial Facial Recognition App for Street-Level Identification
Welsh police forces pioneer smartphone-based facial recognition technology allowing officers to instantly identify individuals against custody databases. While police tout benefits for investigations and victim identification, civil rights groups warn of privacy violations and surveillance overreach.
Privacy Concerns Arise as Singapore's ACRA Prematurely Unmasks National ID Numbers
Singapore's corporate regulator ACRA faces backlash after unexpectedly revealing citizens' NRIC numbers on its new business portal. The government acknowledges coordination lapses and promises policy revisions while balancing transparency needs with privacy protection.
Large Mystery Drones Evade Detection Over New Jersey, Prompting Federal Investigation
Multiple federal agencies are investigating sightings of sophisticated 6-foot drones operating mysteriously across New Jersey, including near sensitive facilities. While officials claim no immediate safety threat, the aircraft's advanced capabilities and unknown origins have sparked calls for military intervention.