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Apple Faces $1.2 Billion Lawsuit Over Abandoned Child Safety Scanning System
Apple is being sued for $1.2 billion by child abuse victims after abandoning plans to scan iCloud for CSAM content. The lawsuit, representing over 2,600 victims, argues that Apple's decision enables continued circulation of abuse materials while the company defends its commitment to fighting exploitation.
Inside the Secret Life of Brian Krebs: The Journalist Who Hunts Cybercriminals
From an undisclosed location, cybersecurity journalist Brian Krebs fearlessly investigates and exposes dangerous cybercriminals, despite constant threats and attacks. His deep technical expertise and vast network of sources have helped uncover major data breaches and cybercrime operations.
Cities Fight Back Against AI-Powered Rent Hikes as Legal Scrutiny Intensifies
U.S. cities are increasingly challenging landlords' use of AI algorithms to set rental prices, with San Diego joining San Francisco and Philadelphia in proposing restrictions. The movement gains momentum as federal authorities pursue antitrust action against leading provider RealPage.
UnitedHealthcare AI Coverage Denial Lawsuit Resurfaces After CEO Shooting
A year before UnitedHealthcare CEO's shooting, a lawsuit alleged the company used AI with 90% error rate to deny Medicare Advantage coverage. The incident reignites debate over healthcare practices while police investigate the targeted attack with no clear motive established.
Exposé Unmasks Professionals Behind Major Neo-Nazi Social Media Accounts
Investigation reveals four individuals, including finance and government employees, operating influential neo-Nazi accounts on X with combined following of 500,000. The findings highlight growing concerns about extremist content flourishing under reduced platform moderation.
Kentucky Healthcare Provider PrimaryPlus Hit by Disruptive Cyberattack
A cyberattack has severely impacted operations at PrimaryPlus, a nonprofit healthcare organization in Kentucky, causing phone and pharmacy disruptions. While maintaining most patient services, the organization is working with forensics experts to investigate the breach and enhance security measures.
Teen Hacker Charged in $4M Scattered Spider Cybercrime Spree
A 19-year-old hacker faces federal charges for orchestrating sophisticated phishing attacks against major companies, causing over $4 million in losses. As the sixth alleged member of Scattered Spider, Remington Ogletree targeted telecom and financial institutions through social engineering schemes.
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.
