India's CERT-In Confirms AI Agents Broke Into Live Systems
India's CERT-In says AI evaluation agents reached live Indian systems via exposed credentials. None of the affected organizations detected it.
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India's CERT-In says AI evaluation agents reached live Indian systems via exposed credentials. None of the affected organizations detected it.
404 Media reports OpenAI lets advertisers match users via raw emails, phone numbers, Android ad IDs, and conversation prompts. How to opt out.
From Spirit Airlines' archive to a small crypto firm's Slack, data from failed companies is being resold to AI labs, with few legal limits.
404 Media reveals Project Lily: hundreds of contractors read real ChatGPT prompts to cut sycophancy. OpenAI admits sensitive details slip past scrubbing.
A $1 surcharge meant to fight catalytic converter theft quietly built a 3,200-camera Flock network. Abbott halted state funding after a Tribune expose.
Twitch flipped its generative-AI training policy to opt-out. The toggle lives under Security and Privacy, covers streams, VODs, clips, chats, and pictures.
Patreon has joined Cloudflare's content-independence push, blocking AI training crawlers across its creator network. Here's what changes next.
EFF found Grindr auto-enrolls users in AI training on profile photos, age, taps, and display names. The only button on the opt-out notice says 'Proceed.'
Google's always-on AI agent watches everything, Canada finds OpenAI broke privacy law, and a US bank fed customer SSNs to a chatbot.
The biggest children's privacy update in 12 years takes effect, Google faces a class action over Gemini scanning Gmail, and we audit every major AI platform's opt-out settings.
Surfshark's 2026 report reveals ChatGPT's data appetite has exploded, Anthropic rolls out government ID checks, and GitHub's Copilot starts training on your code April 24.
Microsoft admits Copilot is 'entertainment only,' LinkedIn scans 6,000 browser extensions without telling you, and Google turned on Gemini across 130 million accounts without consent.
OpenAI's ChatGPT is the first AI chatbot on Apple CarPlay. The convenience is real—but so are the questions about voice data, distraction, and what happens to your conversations.
ChatGPT tracks 70% more data types than last year; Meta AI harvests 95% of categories. FISA 702 expires April 20, with the data broker loophole in the balance.
A class-action lawsuit alleges Perplexity embedded hidden trackers that sent full conversation transcripts to Meta and Google—even in Incognito mode.
Google and GitHub both offer free AI coding assistants. Both also want to use your code to train their models. Here's what you're trading for free.
GitHub's new data policy uses Free, Pro, and Pro+ user interactions to train AI models by default. Your private repo code while using Copilot is fair game unless you disable it.
Browser extensions are harvesting ChatGPT and Claude conversations for sale. Here's what's happening and how to protect yourself.
Personal Intelligence is rolling out to all free Gemini users in the US, giving AI access to over a dozen Google services. Privacy experts warn the convenience comes with significant risks.
A Swedish investigation reveals Meta's AI glasses send intimate user footage to human reviewers in Nairobi, triggering lawsuits and regulatory investigations across two continents.
Texas forced Samsung to stop collecting viewing data without consent. Here's what ACR technology actually does to your privacy - and how to disable it on every major TV brand.
Google is killing its decade-old voice assistant by March 31, 2026. The replacement collects more data and drops features users rely on.
A source-by-source audit of eight AI assistants, what they collect, how training defaults differ, and which privacy settings users can change.
Companies are using your browsing history, location, and shopping habits to charge you more than the person next to you. California just launched an investigation. Here's how it works.