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UFO whistleblower David Grusch claims US troops shot reptilians in “Ghostbusters moment”
If there’s something strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call?
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“Have fun with your jaw melting off:” Influencer promotes radioactive water on Instagram
It’s 2026, but the urge to drink radioactive water is still here.
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Palantir CEO buys massive tract of land in remote region of Sweden
Workplace surveillance master Amazon rolls out smart delivery glasses for its drivers
The gadgets will ensure that no time on the clock will go unwatched.
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Russia smuggles in sanctioned Western tech disguised as sex toys
The tech can be used to power drones targeting civilian objects.
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Delta’s CEO rejected Starlink, and Elon Musk is the reason why
“We do not want to be with Elon Musk. Trust me.”
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OpenAI’s Dots launch runs into an awkward Grok problem
Snapchat predator gets 40 years in prison for exploiting dozens of girls
A stolen Snapchat account opened the door to a campaign of abuse.
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Ryuk ransomware operator ordered to pay $1.2M after US extradition
Hackers' cybercrime spree ends with a hefty bill.
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GoFundMe cancels 81-year-old’s $745K cancer fundraiser after identity raises suspicions
Was it just a misunderstanding?
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Walmart vows AI won’t charge shoppers more based on personal data
Let’s not get personal.
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Apple loses patent battle over Taptic Engine and gets served $5.7B bill
“Turn to vibrate” has landed Apple in serious legal trouble.
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NEW: ShinyHunters says it “never intended or planned to” publish FBI data
ShinyHunters tells Cybernews the week-long saga was simply a “marketing campaign” to protect its business.
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Nvidia unveils AI agent safety system after OpenAI and Anthropic breaches
It’s launching a 2-layered protective ecosystem after Medicare and Hugging Face breaches.
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Meta’s Muse sent a stranger to user’s home
Perhaps don’t let Muse handle your accounts just yet.
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Flock tries to nuke interactive map built from its own data leak
Flock’s sprawling surveillance network has been exposed.
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Hackers breach Arizona court system, steal data on “many Arizonans”
Among those affected are people with current or former protective orders.
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Meta says blocking Elon Musk documentary ads was an "error"
YouTube also said the ad “has been cleared to run” following a review.
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AI voice scam hits Italian bank for €95 million
While some money has been recovered, around €36 million ($41 million) remains missing.
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Meta deceived Facebook users about privacy protections, jury finds
This marks Meta’s second major loss to New Mexico this year.
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