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canopic jug writes:Programmer and entrepreneur Bert Hubert has written about the European Commission's call for experts in their recurring fight against encryption and privacy. There is a deadline of September 1, 2025 to apply to become one of the advisors to the EC on this. Bert has himself spoken to the European Parliament on this topic earlier. End-to-end encryption is in the crosshairs, with the eradication of the last vestiges of online privacy if the degradation and addition of back doors continue and is codified into law.
jelizondo writes:A report in The Guardian titled 'The vehicle suddenly accelerated with our baby in it': the terrifying truth about why Tesla's cars keep crashing deals with their investigation into multiple Tesla crashes and the way the company handles the vast amounts of data it collects from every vehicle. A long and very interesting read.
hubie writes:In the Texas Capitol, where the vast majority of bills fail to pass, all but three of Elon Musk's public priorities became law this legislative session:
hubie writes:Google Gemini is coming for your private apps. Here's how to stop itStarting July, Google's AI assistant Gemini will have access to even more apps on your device-even if you don't actually use it:
quietus writes:Risevatnet Lake is a small dammed lake near the city of Svelgen in the South-West of Norway. It primarily serves as a fish farm.On April 7 its dam control system was breached by a Russian hacktivist group, Z-PENTEST (guess what the Z stands for). The main valve was put on maximum opening, increasing the water flow to maximum volume for four hours before the incident was detected; on April 10 the dam's owner alerted authorities.The hackers got in through a weak password -- the classical 123456, or risevatnet123, perhaps -- on the web interface used to control the dam. This web interface was directly connected to the Internet.
McGruber writes:A newly unsealed federal criminal indictment says North Korean criminals stole $1 million in cryptocurrency from Atlanta blockchain security startup Starter Labs."The defendants used fake and stolen personal identities to conceal their North Korean nationality, pose as remote IT workers, and exploit their victims' trust to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars," said U.S. Attorney Theodore S. Hertzberg. "This indictment highlights the unique threat North Korea poses to companies that hire remote IT workers and underscores our resolve to prosecute any actor, in the United States or abroad, who steals from Georgia businesses."The FBI indicted Kim Kwang Jin, Kang Tae Bok, Jong Pong Ju and Chang Nam Il on wire fraud conspiracy, wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy charges. According to the FBI, the men used fake and stolen identities to infiltrate the American business as remote IT workers. They then gained their employer's trust to gain access to the company's virtual currency and steal it.The Atlanta business and a Serbian company also targeted said they wouldn't have hired the men had they known they were North Korean citizens.All four men indicted are wanted. FBI agents are now offering a $5 million for information.The North Koreans worked for the Atlanta company for about two years before striking and cleaning out a cryptocurrency account.Original SubmissionRead more of this story at SoylentNews.
From the staff, may I wish all members of our US community a very happy Independence Day and holiday weekend.When the BBQs and beer get too much, when being sociable with other family members is getting you down, come back and join in a discussion or two.Read more of this story at SoylentNews.
upstart writes:A new study is shedding light on why solar radiation is more effective than other forms of energy at causing water to evaporate. The key factor turns out to be the oscillating electric field inherent to sunlight itself: