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130 votes
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Apple threatens to pull FaceTime and iMessage in the UK over proposed surveillance law changes
71 votes -
Active North Korean campaign targeting security researchers
9 votes -
“Clickless” iOS exploits infect Kaspersky iPhones with never-before-seen malware
21 votes -
The true cost of a hack: The Rackspace Special
8 votes -
Apple’s decision to kill its CSAM photo-scanning tool sparks fresh controversy
24 votes -
Mom’s Meals discloses data breach impacting 1.2 million people
17 votes -
Former US President Donald Trump pleads not guilty to classified documents charges
75 votes -
Planned Danish law will make improper treatment of the Quran or Bible a criminal offence punishable by a fine and jail sentence of up to two years
39 votes -
WinRAR zero-day exploited since April to hack trading accounts
31 votes -
Cyberattack shutters major NSF-funded telescopes for more than two weeks
18 votes -
A new weapon in the war against robocalls
42 votes -
ProtonMail complied with 5,957 data requests in 2022 – still secure and private?
24 votes -
Unknown tracker alert on Android
I just received an Unknown Tracker alert on my Pixel 7 running Android 14 beta 5 for an Apple air tag that was on my son in laws key chain as I had borrowed his car. I heard this was coming but...
I just received an Unknown Tracker alert on my Pixel 7 running Android 14 beta 5 for an Apple air tag that was on my son in laws key chain as I had borrowed his car.
I heard this was coming but didn't expect it so soon!
Quite impressed with both the information given and the general advice and steps to take offered.
The first notification was "Tracker Travelling With You: Unknown Apple air tag detected. The owner can see your location."
Touching "more info" then shows a map of where the tracker has been with me and the option to make the tracker play a sound to help locate it, with a note that the owner won't know you've done that.
Then more advice and options:
- If you feel unsafe, get help.
- Get and save tracker info
- Disable the tracker (with a how-to guide on battery removal)
And a ”need more help" link.
As I said, I had heard about this coming but was pleasantly surprised at how good it was and the general advice and help offered up.
Nice seeing things like this done right.
34 votes -
A totaled Tesla was sold for parts in the US but came back online in Ukraine — here’s what happened
15 votes -
Downfall security vulnerability in Intel processors
40 votes -
US FBI accuses indicted Air National Guardsman of sharing classified information with someone living in a foreign country
15 votes -
The trouble with decommissioning a used FIDO security key
16 votes -
Zenbleed - Zen 2 hardware vulnerability
19 votes -
New acoustic attack steals data from keystrokes with 95% accuracy
48 votes -
FedFingerprinting: A federated learning approach to website fingerprinting attacks in Tor networks
6 votes -
Adventures with pf, nix darwin, and Tailscale on macOS Ventura
11 votes -
US Congress is debating the controversial surveillance power in section 702 - White House and privacy advocates have strong opinions
10 votes -
Hackers exploited a zero-day flaw in Ivanti's software undetected for at least three months, US and Norwegian cybersecurity agencies warn
14 votes -
Denmark is considering banning protests involving burning the Quran or other religious texts over security and diplomatic concerns – Sweden looking to follow suit
18 votes -
You've got Mali: UK Ministry of Defence accidentally emails Russia ally
18 votes -
Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on National Security, Public Safety, and Government Transparency (US House of Congress hearings)
31 votes -
On attestation on the web and why this could threaten the open web
13 votes -
How Chinese surveillance methods are going global
12 votes -
How do I get started in self hosting?
I'm curious on how to get started in self hosting. I have computer experience, being an Android Developer, but I hardly have experience in Linux and backend/networking work. I've been wanting to...
I'm curious on how to get started in self hosting. I have computer experience, being an Android Developer, but I hardly have experience in Linux and backend/networking work.
I've been wanting to start up a Plex/Jellyfin server for a while, and I have an old system sitting around with a Ryzen 1700 with a graphics card in there as well that's been begging for attention, and maybe I can throw on a Minecraft server in there as well. Since I travel a bunch, it would be nice too to be able to access my media for when I'm traveling, or to let my parents or friends access some shows if they so desire!
What I'm worried about is exposing my network to the internet basically. I used to run a Minecraft server with port forwarding and such on a personal computer but now I'm realizing that that's probably a bit unsafe lol.
Basically, are there any guides that I can look at, or any of your own experiences that could potentially help me or anyone who's interested?
28 votes -
Microsoft lost its keys, and the US government got hacked
25 votes -
Concerns about new facial recognition software implemented by TSA at US airports
42 votes -
Why we don’t recommend Ring cameras: They’re affordable and ubiquitous, but homeowners shouldn’t be able to act as vigilantes
29 votes -
Mastodon social network patches critical flaws allowing server takeover
18 votes -
Cops are already treating self-driving cars as 'surveillance cameras on wheels'
16 votes -
RowPress: Amplifying Read Disturbance in Modern DRAM Chips
6 votes -
Exclusive: CNN obtains the tape of former US President Donald Trump’s 2021 conversation about classified documents
99 votes -
NeverSSL
12 votes -
LastPass users locked out due to MFA resets
64 votes -
Apple fixes zero-days used to deploy Triangulation spyware via iMessage
8 votes -
Cannon fodder: The US judge in the Donald Trump documents case sets an early trial date, but that's not happening
18 votes -
The story behind last week's Let's Encrypt downtime
16 votes -
Former US President Donald Trump demands Republican rivals pledge to pardon him … or else
44 votes -
How to keep a secret in Python apps
5 votes -
Security expert defeats Lenovo laptop BIOS password with a screwdriver
13 votes -
Mike Pence reads the Donald Trump indictment - He ‘can’t defend’ the conduct but thinks the case is also political
21 votes -
Donald Trump finds no new lawyers in time for Mar-a-Lago documents arraignment: he is expected to be represented by existing lawyers Todd Blanche and Chris Kise
54 votes -
The US is openly stockpiling dirt on all its citizens
25 votes -
US Department of Justice announces charges against Donald Trump
118 votes -
Former US President Donald Trump indicted for second time, sources say
130 votes