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Fake OpenAI Privacy Filter Repo Delivers Malware, Gets 244K Downloads in Hours

A fake OpenAI repository on Hugging Face reached the number one trending position on the platform, collecting roughly 244,000 downloads and 667 likes within 18 hours before authorities pulled the plug. The project, Open-OSS/privacy-filter, copied OpenAI’s legitimate Privacy Filter model almost word-for-word, including the full model description, to trick users into downloadin...


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YouTube Blocks VPN Access to Formula 1 and Olympic Streams for Premium Users

YouTube Premium is allegedly blocking IP addresses linked to several popular VPN services, and paying subscribers are feeling the sting. Users on Mullvad, Surfshark, and Proton VPN are hitting a wall when they try to watch content with strict regional licensing rules, including Formula 1 races and Olympic broadcasts. YouTube cuts off VPN users mid-stream […]

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Google’s New reCAPTCHA QR System Locks Out Privacy-Focused Android Users

Google has rolled out a new security system called Cloud Fraud Defense, the next version of reCAPTCHA. Now, instead of picture puzzles, you get a QR code when a site wants to make sure you’re not a robot. However, this change is actually a problem for folks using privacy-focused Android phones. If you ditched Google […]

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Google Launches Public Ledger to Verify Android Apps and Tackle Supply Chain Attacks

Google just dropped a major security update for Android. It seems the company wants to make sure no one sneaks bad code into your apps. Supply chain attacks are getting scarily common. So Google is fighting back with a public ledger for app verification. Why a simple digital signature isn’t enough anymore You might think […]

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OnlyFans Data Breach Claim 12.6M User Records Surface on Dark Web

A new listing where a threat actor claims to sell 12.6 million OnlyFans private lines surfaced on a cybercriminal marketplace. The post hides key details behind forum engagement. No sample or proof has been released yet. A closer look at the dark web listing On May 5, Dark Web Intelligence shared a post about a […]

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