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FBI investigating 153 million US and Canadian driver’s licenses leaked on Russian cybercrime forum, including that of US SecDef Pete Hegseth
The leak was traced to a major ID-authentication service based in Louisiana, serving major companies like Hertz, Target, and the United States Coast Guard.
EFF asks California governor to veto bill that would require online age verification
The EFF says the law is additionally too broad and based on uncertain science, too.
AI data center investment projected to hit $32 trillion by 2050
Optimistic outlooks suggest the amount could go up to $50 trillion.
Startups want to rent your idle gaming PC for AI tasks
If your gaming rig spends most of its life doing nothing, a pair of startups would be willing to pay you something close to minimum wage for its downtime
Researchers easily trick Fortune-500 companies' AI agents into running arbitrary code — supply-chain attack via llms.txt guidance file illustrates how data has become code
Premium Vulnerability highlights fragility of software supply chain and the fact that data has de facto become code
China's DUV technology 'at a similar stage to ASML in 2004,' analyst claims
Despite rumors, there is no evidence that Chinese makers of lithography tools can produce immersion lithography scanners in quantity.
Oklahoma city tries to charge farmer arrested at data center debate $17,000 for body cam footage of the incident
Claremore admits that one of its reasons for charging so much is because it fears that the documents will be "subject to wide distribution, including on social media."
Russian Starlink rival flounders after entire batch of satellites fails to reach operational altitude
The entire second batch of Russian Rassvet satellites have failed to reach their target operational altitudes, according to reports.
