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Data tied to students and staff in Richmond Public Schools may now sit on the dark web. The school district learned this week that information taken in the cyberattack last month could have been posted online. Officials are working with law enforcement to confirm what happened. The RPS suffered the initial attack on October 21, […]
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Google says a proposed Australian online safety law could shut teenagers out of Gmail. A senior policy leader reportedly made the claim at a Senate hearing on Monday. Meta, TikTok and Snap also raised alarms. Moreover, all four companies say the bill gives regulators too much power. The government disagrees. It says broad rules are […]
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Anthropic’s AI coding assistant, Claude Code, now faces a privacy complaint. A developer says the software shared their personal email address with outside websites. The leak allegedly happened while the tool searched the web. Anthropic has acknowledged the problem on Hacker News and promised a fix. Developer reports Email leak during web searches The complaint […]
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DigiCert, a major digital certificate provider, has confirmed a security incident involving archived customer information. Some of the exposed records include sensitive identity documents. The company shared the details on Mozilla’s public Bugzilla platform. It explained that an internal business system became reachable online after an infrastructure move in February 2025. Th...
Proton has apologized to its users after growing anger over its AI plans. The Swiss company runs Proton Mail, Proton VPN, and other privacy-focused services. Some customers have threatened to cancel their subscriptions. The criticism followed reports by 404 Media. Those reports said CEO Andy Yen pushed staff to use AI tools more aggressively. Some […]
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