The penetration of the ICE deportation company “disappeared” for El Salvador
US Customs request and borders to obtain this week’s information revealed the agency’s plans to find sellers who can provide face recognition technology to capture data on everyone who enters the United States in a car like a car or a truck, and not only people sitting in the front seat. A CBP Wire spokeswoman later told the agency that she also has plans to expand its actual face-to-face capabilities to discover people coming out of the United States as well-a concentration that may be associated with the Trump administration batch to obtain people who have no documents to “report themselves” and leave the United States.
WIRED also shed light this week on the recent CBP note that canceled a number of internal policies designed to protect vulnerable people – including pregnant women, infants, the elderly and people with serious medical conditions – during the agency custody. It was signed by Ptele Flores, and the matter removes four policies in the Biden era.
Meanwhile, as the effects of “Signalgate” continued, the communications application suspended “all services” pending the investigation after former US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz unintentionally drew attention to the application, which then suffered from data violations in recent days. It seems that this week’s Telemessge Signal Source Source Edition shows that the application sends user messages records in an ordinary text, which reduces security and privacy guarantees the promised service. After the data stolen in a remote breakthrough showed that CBP agents may be users of the application, CBP confirmed its use on the wire, saying that the agency was “disrupting remotely as a precautionary measure.”
A wire investigation has found that the American director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, re -using a weak password for many years on multiple accounts. The researchers warn that an open source tool known as “Easyjson” can be exposed to American companies and American companies, because it connects it to the Russian social network VK, which has been approved.
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The infiltrators revealed this week that they have Globalx violateOne of the airlines that became known as “AICE AIR” thanks to its use by the Trump administration to deport hundreds of immigrants. The data leaked by the airline includes detailed trips on these deportations – including, in at least one case, the travel records of a man considered his family “disappeared” by the immigration authorities, which refused the location of the United States government to disclose.
On Monday, reporters at 404 Media said that the infiltrators had provided them with a set of data taken from Globalx after violating the company network and distorting its website. “Anonymous has decided to enforce the judge’s order since you and your employees in Sycophant are ignoring legal orders that contradict your fascist plans,” I read a message published by infiltrators to the site. It turned out that these stolen data included detailed passenger lists for Globalx deportations – including the trip to El Salvador Ricardo Brada Vacuiz, a Venezuelan man who has become a mystery even for his family when he sought answers from the American government. The American authorities have previously refused to inform his family or his correspondents where he was sent – only that he was deported – and his name was excluded from the list of the deportees I leaked to CBS News. (The Ministry of Internal Security said later in a post to X that Brada was in El Salvador – but only after a The New York Times Story About his disappearance.)
The fact that his name was, in fact, it includes a short period of Globalx airline highlighting the lack of a Trump administration deportation. According to immigrant defenders who spoke with 404 media, it raises questions about whether the government itself has comprehensive deportation records such as the airline that its aircraft rents. “There are many levels in which I care about this. One of them is clear that they did not watch this enough care to ensure that they have the right lists about those who were removing, and those who did not send to a prison representing a black hole in El Salvador,” Michelle Brank, the executive director of the Immigrant Rights Group together, freedom, told 404 media outlets. “They were not until they kept accurate records for those who were sending there.”
The Ministry of Governmental efficiency, called Elon Musk, has sparked the warning devices not only because of the reckless cuts of federal programs, but the agency is usually represented in giving young employees who are inexperienced while reaching highly sensitive systems. Mika Li has now found a security researcher that Kyle Shot, an employee of Dog, who was said to have arrived at the federal emergency management system, seems to have had harmful programs on his computers. Lee discovered that four dumps of the user data stolen according to this type of malware that establishes the password included Schutt passwords and user names. It is not clear when a shot accreditation data, or for the machine, or whether harmful programs may pose any threat to any government agency’s systems, but the accident highlights the potential risks offered by DOGE employees unprecedented.
Elon Musk has long marketed its Ai Grok tool as a more free and less restricted alternative to other large language models and AI’s photo generators. Now X users test the boundaries of the few Grok guarantees by responding to women’s photos on the platform and asked Grok to “take off their clothes”. Although the tool does not allow the generation of naked images, 404 Media and Belingcat have found that it has repeatedly responded to user calls for “dislocating” with pictures of women in underwear or bickens, which were publicly posted on the site. In one case, Grok apologized to a woman who complained about this practice, but the feature has not yet been disabled.
This week, in news that does not provoke confidence-Schools in North Carolina and Canada warned that they had received extortion threats from infiltrators who obtained personal information for students. A possible source of these sensitive data? The ransom violated last December from PowerSchool, one of the largest education software companies in the world, according to NBC News. PowerSchool pays a ransom at the time, but it seems that the data stolen from the company is the same information used now in current blackmail attempts. “We regret the sincerity of these developments-it hurts that our clients are threatened and revived by bad actors,” PowerSchool told NBC News in a statement. “As is always the case in these cases, there was a risk that bad actors will not delete the data they stole, despite the assurances and evidence that were provided to us.”
Since its establishment in 2018, Mrdeepfakes.com has grown to a more famous warehouse in the world of non -sectarian pornographic materials created using artificial intelligence tradition tools. It is now not connected to the Internet after the location of the site was identified as a Canadian quarantine in achieving CBC, Belingcat, Politikeen and Tjekdet. The pseudonym for the site, who went by DPFKS in his forums and established at least 150 porn videos itself, left a path of clues in email addresses and passwords in the hacked sites that eventually led to the Yelp and Airbnb accounts for a pharmacist Ontario David de. After the reporters approached the evidence that it was DPFKS, Mrdeepfakes.com went to a non -connection mode. “The important service provider has ended the service permanently. It made data loss impossible to continue operating,” and he reads a message on its main page. “We will not shoot.”