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Iranian Hackers Deploy CHOSEN BRICK Malware to Spy on Global Targets

Meet CHOSEN BRICK, a sneaky Windows malware that's been used by Iranian hackers to turn everyday apps into long-term spying tools, helping the regime silence dissidents, activists, and journalists worldwide. This powerful malware can collect system info, capture screenshots, record audio, and even steal email content.

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Signal Warns UK Plan to Scan Devices for Nude Images Threatens Global Surveillance

Signal is sounding the alarm on the UK's plan to scan devices for nude images, warning that it threatens global surveillance and undermines the trust that underpins private communications. The encrypted messaging platform is urging caution, saying the proposed mechanism is not only ineffective in keeping children safe, but also dangerously dystopian.

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Spyware Exploits Intimate Partner Abuse Globally

The dark side of technology has enabled a staggering 14,500 people across 128 countries to allegedly buy and use commercial spyware, giving them unrestricted access to intimate details of others' lives. This invasive software can track locations, activate microphones, and even compromise devices without a single click.

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