In this issue: Meta Ray-Ban Glasses Footage Sent to Human Reviewers Israel Allegedly Hacks Iranian Prayer App to Push Wartime Messages Canadian Tire Data Breach Hits Millions FULCRUMSEC Claims Major LexisNexis Data Breach California Mandates Device-Level Age Tracking The Government Wants an AI With No Guardrails. What Could Go Wrong? In this issue: Meta Ray-Ban […]

The Tumbler Ridge shooter was flagged by OpenAI, had an expired firearms license, a documented mental health history, and repeated RCMP visits to the home. Eight people are dead. So why did every system designed to prevent this fail — and who decided to look the other way?

In this issue: Apple Patches Actively Exploited Zero-Day Across Devices Montreal Fake ID Lab Busted, Thousands of Identities Stolen Microsoft 365 Copilot Bug Summarizes Confidential Emails U.S. Law Firm Sues Lenovo Over Data Transfers to China

In this issue: Discord Is Asking For Your ID. The Backlash Is About More Than Privacy Hackers Hijack Physician’s Paycheck in Social Engineering Payroll Scam Substack Confirms Data Breach Exposing User Contact Information Congress Targets Kids’ Social Media Use with New Federal Rules dYdX npm and PyPI Packages Compromised in Third Major Attack ZeroDayRAT: New […]

  In this issue: OpenClaw and Moltbook: Inside the Rise of Autonomous AI Agents State Hackers Hijack Notepad++ Updates in Months-Long Supply-Chain Attack SystemBC Malware Hits 10,000+ Global IPs, Targets Government Sites Eight Minutes to Admin: AI-Assisted Cloud Attack Hits AWS Critical Looker Vulnerabilities Exposed by Tenable     In this issue: OpenClaw and Moltbook: […]

In this issue: FBI Accesses Microsoft BitLocker Keys in Guam Fraud Case Open Source Supply Chains Under Attack: Malicious Packages Surge Cybercrime Alliance Hits 100+ Global Organisations with Vishing Attacks US Seizes RAMP Cybercrime Forum, Disrupting Ransomware Hub TikTok US Expands Data Access Under New Joint Venture In this issue: FBI Accesses Microsoft BitLocker Keys […]

Ireland ramps up surveillance powers while AI builds malware in days. KOSMA demands digital ID age checks. Google Gemini flaw exposes calendars. Supreme Court hacked. Your privacy under attack.

Australia is moving to criminalize speech based on hypothetical harm. Meanwhile, Claude Co-Work is exfiltrating your files, and six critical attack stories expose systematic infrastructure failure - this is #AxisofEasy 433

A massive alleged scrape of Spotify’s catalog — around 300 TB of audio and metadata — may have bypassed DRM and copied some 86 million tracks (roughly 37% of the catalog but 99.9% of listens). We break down what was taken, why it matters, and what it says about DRM and centralized platforms.

UK pushes mandatory phone surveillance on all devices—plus Apple bricks developer's $30K ecosystem, PornHub extortion, & Canada strips religious speech protections. #AxisOfEasy weekly digest