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The Wyden Siren Sounds Again—This Time It's About the CIA
TechEN
The Wyden Siren Sounds Again—This Time It's About the CIA

Senator Ron Wyden has expressed 'deep concerns' about CIA activities. His track record suggests we should pay attention.

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DH
Doyun Han
Privacy Protection Goes Full Insurance Mode
TechEN
Privacy Protection Goes Full Insurance Mode

NordProtect bundles VPN, identity theft insurance, and data monitoring into subscription plans. What happens when privacy becomes a purchasable commodity?

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DH
Doyun Han
US Immigration Agents Use Face Recognition App That Can't Actually Verify Identity
TechEN
US Immigration Agents Use Face Recognition App That Can't Actually Verify Identity

DHS's Mobile Fortify app, used 100,000 times since launch, scans faces of immigrants, citizens, and protesters despite inability to confirm identities. Privacy concerns mount over biometric data collection.

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DH
Doyun Han
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From Dating Apps to Bakeries: Cybercriminals Cast a Wider Net
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From Dating Apps to Bakeries: Cybercriminals Cast a Wider Net

Bumble, Match, Panera Bread, and CrunchBase hit by cyberattacks. Why hackers are targeting diverse industries and what it means for data security.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
The VPN Truth: Which Services Actually Keep Their Promises?
TechEN
The VPN Truth: Which Services Actually Keep Their Promises?

With hundreds of VPN services claiming to be the best, how many actually deliver on their promises? Expert testing reveals the reality behind VPN marketing claims.

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DH
Doyun Han
Are Athletes Just Zoo Animals? Tennis Stars Challenge Constant Surveillance
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Are Athletes Just Zoo Animals? Tennis Stars Challenge Constant Surveillance

Iga Swiatek and Coco Gauff spark debate about player privacy as cameras follow every move at Australian Open. Where should the line be drawn between entertainment and dignity?

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HK
Haneul Kim
When Your Netflix History Becomes Facebook's Gold Mine
TechEN
When Your Netflix History Becomes Facebook's Gold Mine

Supreme Court to decide if streaming platforms can share viewing data without consent. A 1988 video privacy law meets the digital age reality.

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Doyun Han
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Your Windows PC Isn't As Private As You Think
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Your Windows PC Isn't As Private As You Think

Microsoft handed over BitLocker encryption keys to the FBI, raising questions about Windows PC privacy. Are your files really secure from government access?

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DH
Doyun Han
Why Microsoft Handed Over Encryption Keys to the FBI
TechEN
Why Microsoft Handed Over Encryption Keys to the FBI

Microsoft complied with FBI warrant to provide encryption keys, contrasting with Apple's 2016 refusal. What does this shift mean for tech industry unity on privacy?

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DH
Doyun Han
Digital pulse line on a phone screen representing AI health data
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230 Million Seek Health Advice on ChatGPT Weekly: The Hidden Privacy Risks 2026

Over 230 million people use ChatGPT for health advice weekly. Explore the growing privacy risks and the legal gap between tech giants and medical providers.

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DH
Doyun Han
Magnifying glass over a grid of profile pictures
TechEN
The DHS ICE List Doxing Controversy: When Public Data Becomes a Security Threat

Explore the DHS ICE List doxing controversy where 4,500 employee profiles were compiled from public data. Is it a security breach or public info?

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Doyun Han
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Conceptual image of the Under Armour data breach in 2026
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Under Armour Data Breach 2026: 72 Million Customers Exposed in Massive Leak

Under Armour is investigating a massive data breach affecting 72 million individuals. While the company disputes the scale, the Everest ransomware gang has leaked customer data.

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Doyun Han
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