Topic: privacy invasion
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Google Fast Pair Devices Vulnerable to "WhisperPair" Hack
A critical flaw named **"WhisperPair"** in Google's Fast Pair protocol allows attackers to remotely hijack compatible audio devices from up to 14 meters away, potentially turning them into surveillance tools. The vulnerability affects a wide range of popular audio devices from multiple manufactur...
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Europol Warns of AI-Powered Crime Waves by 2035
Europol's report envisions a future where AI and robotics are dual-use tools, offering both essential support for law enforcement and powerful new weapons for organized crime and terrorists by 2035. The analysis warns of significant criminal exploitation, such as hijacking care robots for spying ...
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Protect Your OnlyFans Content from DMCA Takedowns
OnlyFans provides a platform for creators to build a business and connect with their audience, but protecting exclusive content from leaks is crucial for maintaining income and privacy. The DMCA takedown system offers a legal mechanism for creators to remove pirated content, as copyright protecti...
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Sextortion Spyware: Webcam Pics Snapped During Porn Viewing
A new spyware called Stealerium automates the capture of compromising images by monitoring online activity for adult content keywords and activating the webcam for blackmail. Unlike typical infostealers, Stealerium specifically targets intimate moments to gather deeply personal material, increasi...
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FCC Bans Top New Drone Imports Effective Today
The FCC has banned new imports of foreign-made drones, citing national security risks like surveillance and data theft, and placing them on its official Covered List. Existing consumer-owned drones, including Chinese models like DJI, are not affected, but no new foreign devices will receive FCC a...
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