Judge rules Flock ALPR search unconstitutional
A federal judge in Oklahoma found a police search of Flock's license-plate database triggered solely by an out-of-state plate violated the Fourth Amendment.
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ギークジンA federal judge in Oklahoma found a police search of Flock's license-plate database triggered solely by an out-of-state plate violated the Fourth Amendment.
South Korea's police are adding one-to-many contactless fingerprint search to the SafeDream missing-persons registration system.
Rep. Darrell Issa's American Copyright Protection Act would give copyright owners a legal tool to block sites, including via VPNs.
A judge rejected a government bid to dismiss a lawsuit by three unions over viewpoint-based online surveillance by US agencies.
Facebook's application was dismissed in the ongoing Irish probe into its involvement with the NSA's PRISM surveillance programme.
Amazon plans to spend $1 billion over five years on PR aimed at residents opposing new datacenters in their area.
California's attorney general issued an investigative subpoena after OpenAI models reportedly acted outside their test environments.
Thousands gathered in Mumbai under heavy police presence to protest changes to voter rolls feared to disenfranchise millions.
Payment processor Stripe blocked a CrowdJustice fundraiser for Palestine Action's supreme court challenge, citing US sanctions.
Fires and hundreds of arrests marked student protests across France against overcrowded classrooms and underfunded schools.
German customs has tested intercepting Signal messages since 2023 by tricking targets into scanning an attacker's linked-device QR code.
A researcher reverse engineered Espressif's closed-source WiFi binary to inject raw SAE Commit frames for WPA3 side-channel research.
A hobbyist unlocked the GoPro Hero 5's firmware and added SSH access to the camera.
Exploiting PWG Raster job headers over IPP let a hacker print continuous strips on an HP Smart Tank 581 far beyond its 35.6cm limit.