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A list of topics we covered in the week of February 2 to February 8 of 2026
This Apple Pay phishing campaign is designed to funnel victims into fake Apple Support calls, where scammers steal payment details.
The DEAD#VAX campaign tricks users into installing AsyncRAT by disguising a virtual hard disk as a PDF attachment.
A California city pulled the plug on its entire ALPR system when it found Flock had shared data with hundreds of agencies without permission.
Journalists retested Grok and found it still generates offensive images even when told the subjects were vulnerable, non-consenting people.
Mozilla and other companies are starting to see why giving users a choice over AI features matters.
Around 50,000 chat transcripts between children and Bondu’s AI dinosaur plushie were accessible to anyone with a Google account.
As leaked datasets are merged and enriched, they become more useful to criminals. That makes recycled breach data a bigger risk for customers.
Apple has introduced Limit Precise Location, a new setting that reduces how precisely cellular networks can locate your device, though support is currently limited.
