Chinese National Caught Flying Surveillance Drone Over Space Force Base
A Chinese citizen was arrested at San Francisco airport after allegedly conducting illegal drone surveillance of Vandenberg Space Force Base, capturing unauthorized aerial photographs. The incident heightens concerns about foreign surveillance of U.S. military installations as the suspect faces up to 4 years in prison.
Pakistan's Internet Crisis: Surveillance System Drags Speeds to Global Bottom Ranks
Pakistan's internet speeds have plummeted to among the world's slowest, with the country ranking near bottom globally for both mobile and broadband connectivity. The dramatic slowdown is linked to enhanced surveillance measures, including a Chinese-built national firewall system that monitors and controls internet traffic.
Inside Syria's 'Underground Torture City': The Horror of Sednaya Prison Revealed
Syrian rebels have uncovered disturbing evidence of systematic torture and abuse after liberating the notorious Sednaya prison near Damascus. The facility, where over 100,000 Syrians disappeared during the civil war, reveals the devastating scale of human rights violations in Syria's detention system.
Ukraine Moves to Curb Telegram Use Over Russian Security Threats
Ukrainian authorities are taking steps to reduce dependence on Telegram messaging app due to security vulnerabilities in the ongoing war with Russia. The government has ordered restrictions for military and state employees while proposing new regulations to combat potential surveillance and disinformation risks.
UnitedHealth CEO Criticizes Media Coverage in Wake of Executive Shooting
UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty condemns 'aggressive' media coverage following the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The leaked internal video message reveals growing tensions between healthcare executives and public sentiment amid controversies surrounding the $400 billion company.
Internet Sleuths Boycott Investigation of UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder
Leading online investigators are refusing to help track down the killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, citing widespread frustration with the American healthcare system. The unprecedented response highlights growing public discontent, even as official investigations continue with a $10,000 reward offered.
Global Internet at Risk: The Growing Challenge of Protecting Undersea Cables
Recent disruptions to undersea internet cables in Nordic waters expose critical vulnerabilities in global communications infrastructure. As nations struggle with mounting technological challenges to protect 1.5 million kilometers of ocean-floor cables, experts warn of sophisticated threats while backup solutions remain years away.
New Pegasus Spyware Variants Discovered in Groundbreaking Mobile Security Study
Security firm iVerify uncovers seven new Pegasus spyware infections across iOS devices, revealing a higher-than-expected infection rate of 2.5 per 1,000 scans. The investigation marks a shift toward democratized threat detection by making professional security scanning accessible to everyday users.
UK Police Forces Abandon X Platform Over Content Moderation Concerns
Multiple British police departments are quietly withdrawing from X (formerly Twitter) as inappropriate content appears alongside crucial public safety messages. Forces are shifting to alternative platforms like Facebook and Instagram while grappling with changes in their digital communication strategy.
Federal Regulators Launch Major Crackdown on Data Broker Industry
Federal agencies unveil sweeping proposals to restrict how data brokers handle Americans' sensitive personal information, requiring explicit consent and limiting data sharing. The CFPB and FTC actions target companies selling consumer financial and location data, marking a significant step toward enhanced privacy protection.