Parsons launches biometrics platform for security operations

License plate cameras can track your AirPods, smartwatch, and more, disturbing study finds

The new sensors are made by a defense company whose primary customers are U.S. law enforcement agencies

Madison Square Garden alleged to track and assign risk scores to celebrities

Security for Knicks owner James Dolan and Madison Square Garden reportedly tracked celebrities’ race, gender identity, and sexual orientation.

Fake Mac Clipboard App Delivers New Password-Stealing Malware

A new Mac infostealer dubbed PamStealer impersonates the open-source Maccy clipboard manager to steal passwords and more.

AI security cameras may soon recognize your walk before they recognize your face

A new AI gait recognition system can identify people by walking patterns, giving security cameras another long-range signal when faces are blurry, hidden, or too small to trust.

Local Police Gain Access to ICE Facial Recognition App, Documents Show

(NaturalNews) A Department of Homeland Security document reveals a mobile application that enables local police officers to use facial recognition technology to ide...

Inside CISF's tech-driven security overhaul of J&K's high-risk jails

Inside CISF's tech-driven security overhaul of JK's high-risk jails

OpenAI: Yoo-hoo, look over here, we do that security stuff too!

A plethora of pwn-prevention, including a 'Patch The Planet' pledge

12-Month Paid Cyber Apprenticeship Now Open: U.S. Department Of War

Representation of cyber security Image by CanvaThe U.S. Department of War opened applications on July 6 for its Cyber Apprenticeship Program on USAJOB...

Secret Service debuts new badge for all personnel: ‘Represents unity’

The Secret Service announced a brand-new unified insignia badge for all law enforcement personnel on Wednesday, a first in the agency’s 161-year history. Blackinton, a private company located in Attleboro Falls, Massachusetts, is the manufacturer of the new badge, featuring a raised star around a circular shield. The blue highlights on the badge symbolize law []

Police to introduce Bio-metric system at police stations

Police to introduce Bio-metric system at police stations

California gave every student in prison a laptop. How community colleges are using them

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Across California, every incarcerated individual taking a college course now has a tool those of us on the outside take for granted: a laptop. In the past three years, the prison system spent 23.2 million to distribute 30,000 laptops to all incarcerated students. []

The End of the Password, and the Traps on the Way Out

Big Tech would love to hold your keys. Here is how to take the security without accepting the leash. The post The End of the Password, and the Traps on the Way Out appeared first on Reclaim The Net: Free Speech, Privacy, Digital Rights.

GodDamn Ransomware Uses PoisonX Driver to Disable Endpoint Defenses

Cybersecurity researchers have flagged a new ransomware family called GodDamn that employs the PoisonX kernel driver to neutralize security software as part of its defense evasion strategy. According to a new report published by the Threat Hunter Team from Symantec, the ransomware was first publicly spotted in the wild on May 21, 2026. It's assessed to be a rebrand of the Beast ransomware,

US clears Anthropic to restore Mythos 5 to a small group of cyber defenders, but Fable 5 stays dark

The US government has cleared Anthropic to restore access to Mythos 5, its most powerful cybersecurity model, for a select group of trusted partners. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick wrote in a letter to Anthropic co-founder Tom Brown that the company’s efforts to address security concerns had “yielded significant progress,” and that the model could be [] This story continues at The Next Web

Superhuman acquires AI detection startup GPTZero

Superhuman, which also has an AI detection tool as part of Grammarly, has snapped up GPTZero.

Supreme Court limits police use of cellphone data to find crime suspects

Unwary crime suspects could be tracked by investigators who had access to their phone location records.

Hero security guard fends off masked thieves with football skills he learned as a child

Tyrell Gibbs, a 34-year-old security guard, bravely confronted two masked individuals attempting to rob a trendy SoHo boutique on Monday, with the intense altercation captured on surveillance video. Gibbs, who had only been at the luxury resale shop Rebelonging for two weeks, used his childhood football experience as a tight end and receiver to successfully...

Sensors, early starts

Sensors, early starts

Ehud Barak, the 2026 DOJ Files, and the Israeli Official Inside Epstein’s Apartment

Documents released by the US Justice Department in February 2026 show that a former Israeli UN mission security official installed a remote-access system at a Manhattan apartment owned by a company linked to Jeffrey Epstein, at the request of former Israeli PM Ehud Barak's wife. The files place Barak in more than 6,000 Epstein documents across emails, flight logs, and calendar records, all from years after Epstein's 2008 conviction.

In a Dramatic Reversal, the U.S. Allows Access to Anthropic’s Most Powerful AI—But There’s a Catch

Two weeks after ordering Anthropic to take Claude Mythos 5 and Fable 5 offline, the Trump administration is allowing access to ‘certain trusted’ companies. ‘We are pleased,’ the AI firm said.

A Sensorial Journey: The Scent of Sophistication

A Sensorial Journey: The Scent of Sophistication

Facial recognition camera flags one ‘criminal’ out of 330,000 – and that was false alarm

Facial recognition camera flags one ‘criminal’ out of 330,000 – and that was false alarm

Nvidia seeks to make humanoid AI robots safer around humans

The chipmaker is offering software and semiconductors that will allow humanoids to truly interact with people — even making physical contact if necessary.

Man under investigation for secretly recording dates with AI smart glasses

A man is under investigation for allegedly using AI smart glasses to secretly film women he dated and sharing the footage online, police said Thursday. The Seoul Gangseo Police Station said the suspect, whose identity has been withheld, is accused of wearing Meta's AI glasses while on dates with four women earlier this year, recording photos and videos without their consent and later uploading the footage to social media. The case came to light after one of the women discovered his social media

The Rise of AI Policing Is Outpacing the Constitution, Critics Warn

Artificial intelligence systems are being adopted by law enforcement agencies to analyze surveillance footage, body camera video, and other digital evidence.

TikToker arrested over threat to cripple Sacramento power grid

A masked TikToker with ties to the alleged conspirators accused of planning an attack on the White House‘s UFC event threatened to attack a power grid in Sacramento on the Fourth of July, federal officials said. Elk Grove resident Trevon McDaniel, 19, aka @the_wild_wolfspider on TikTok, was arrested this week for allegedly making threats “concerning []...Click to read more

The ‘year of AI’: 2026 sees influx of ransomware attacks

At Infosecurity Europe 2026, Cynthia Kaiser, former FBI cyber deputy director and now SVP of anti-ransomware platform services supplier Halcyon, warns that ransomware is evolving with AI and becoming readily available on the dark web

Florida enters new era of AI policing, politically connected firm gets contracts

TALLAHASSEE — Florida is expanding the role of artificial intelligence to help local police track down immigrants, and one well-connected technology firm is getting most of that business from the Republican-run state. Peregrine Technologies of ...

Laboratorium. Biosensor for instant diagnostics

Laboratorium. Biosensor for instant diagnostics

See if you can spot an AI deepfake with our test

Researchers in Aberdeen have been finding out if you can train people to identify computer-generated facial images.

National Security Service warns of arrests over misinformation

The National Security Service says experts are using digital forensic technology to track down individuals behind false information and conspiracy theories circulating on social media. The agency warns that those identified will face arrest and prosecution under South Sudan’s new Cybercrime and Computer Misuse Act. Speaking early this week at a press conference in Juba, [] The post National Security Service warns of arrests over misinformation appeared first on Eye Radio.

Illinois becomes first state to require third-party audit of AI models

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) on Monday signed a bill making the state the country's first to mandate that the largest artificial intelligence labs obtain third-party audits of their safety plans. Pritzker signed the Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act, or S.B. 315, in a ceremony Monday, stating people want protection from the risks of AI....

Image of JD Vance's laptop at Iran peace talks sparks security blunder fears

A photo shared on X showed JD Vance and Jared Kushner in Lucerne, Switzerland during Iran peace talks negotiations - but social media users noticed what appears to be someone else's security card

Con Air: Crooks using drones to smuggle drugs, phones, weapons into prisons

New York prison officials are sounding the alarm after drones dropped packages stuffed with cell phones, drugs and weapons into two upsstate correctional facilities in less than two months — a security threat that Gov. Kathy Hochul moved recently to address with new legislation. The latest incidents occurred at Wallkill and Sing Sing prisons, where []

Detain, Search, Use Force: Act’s big security guard overhaul

Detain, Search, Use Force: Act’s big security guard overhaul

Forget about privacy – unless you’re a billionaire

Everywhere you go, in the real world and online, you are under constant surveillance from the government or one of the tech giants. Unless, that is, you happen to be a billionaire

Meta tests ‘super sensing’ AI glasses that can capture every moment

Mark Zuckerberg’s hardware ambitions are edging into a new privacy fight over who gets recorded

South Korea defense lab launches secure AI system

South Korea defense lab launches secure AI system

AI on the sly: more Aussies are using chatbots for work

Australian employees are turning to artificial intelligence tools to get ahead at work without the knowledge or permission of their employers.

Meta’s smart glasses have a new look and the same privacy problem

Meta’s new AI smart glasses, including Kylie Jenner’s frames, are facing privacy backlash over recording lights and consent.