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Executive Summary In early February 2026, security researchers at iVerify identified a new mobile spyware platform being sold openly on Telegram that changes the threat landscape for mobile device security. Called ZeroDayRAT, this malware represents something we've long feared but rarely seen: the full democratization of nation-state surveillance
As the DOJ dumps the largest document release in American history, citizen investigators armed with AI tools are uncovering what the government either can't—or won't. February 13, 2026 — When we published our investigation into the citizen-built "Dark Google" suite in December, we thought
A veteran NPR host says Google stole his voice for NotebookLM. Whether he wins or loses, the case exposes a privacy gap that affects us all. Meta Description: NPR host David Greene is suing Google for voice cloning. Learn how AI voice theft works, what laws protect you (AB 2602,
Iran's government can track every phone at a protest, freeze your bank account, and cut your internet—all without a warrant. Here's how the surveillance system works, and why it threatens privacy everywhere. The Text Message That Changed Everything You attended a protest. You marched peacefully,
The federal government has discovered a surveillance loophole that requires no judge, no warrant, and no probable cause—and tech companies are rolling over. When Federal Agents Came for a Retiree's Email It started with a polite email. In late January 2026, a Philadelphia retiree—we'll
The Week Everything Changed When Mrinank Sharma, the head of safeguards research at Anthropic, posted his resignation letter on February 9, 2026, he didn't mince words: "The world is in peril." Within 48 hours, his post had over a million views. Within the same week, two
Executive Summary This briefing document synthesizes key insights regarding the contemporary landscape of psychological defence and malign information influence. In an era of rapid technological advancement and shifting geopolitical alliances, the resilience of democratic societies depends on the ability of individuals and institutions to withstand sophisticated manipulation. Key Takeaways: * Technological
Just 4 months after hackers stole 70,000 government IDs from Discord's age verification system, the platform is demanding even more sensitive data from every user worldwide. Discord announced on February 9, 2026 that it's implementing mandatory age verification globally starting in March 2026. Every user—
Security researcher Jeremiah Fowler stumbled upon a treasure trove for criminals—nearly 150 million stolen credentials sitting on an unprotected server, searchable by anyone with a web browser. The Discovery That Should Keep You Awake at Night Imagine walking through a digital warehouse filled with 149 million keys—each one
The AI assistant that writes your code might be waiting for just the right trigger to turn against you. The Hidden Threat You Didn't Know Existed Imagine you've downloaded a shiny new AI coding assistant. It's been helpful for weeks—writing clean code, catching
When a Federal Trade Commission commissioner recently declared that online age verification "offers a better way" to protect children, the statement reignited one of the internet's most contentious debates. At stake: the future of online privacy, free expression, and anonymous access to information—for everyone, not
January 28, 2026 — For the first time in internet history, Western democracies are seriously considering complete bans of major social media platforms — not just age restrictions or content moderation requirements, but total prohibition of apps used by hundreds of millions of citizens. The United States Congress passed legislation in April