Pegasus spyware can secretly turn smartphones into surveillance tools. Experts explain how infections happen and how users can check their devices for signs of compromise.
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Pegasus is a powerful Israeli spyware tool capable of infiltrating smartphones, accessing encrypted messages, and monitoring users without detection.
Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating teenage suspects accused of involvement in a jihad-inspired plot. The case highlights growing concerns about online radicalization and youth extremism.
Anonymous X users claim their real names began appearing in search activity in Israel after verifying their accounts through identity software Au10tix. The reports have sparked debate about privacy, surveillance, and the role of foreign tech firms in social media verification.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem claims internal staff installed spyware on her devices and recorded meetings. She says Elon Musk’s team helped uncover hidden files and secure rooms within the department.
Federal authorities warn that the 764 network is targeting children online through grooming, coercion, and extortion. Parents are urged to monitor devices and report threats immediately.
By Kaley The FBI has arrested a woman who is accused of threatening to murder an ICE agent and his family. Brenna Doyle allegedly stole personal identification from…
Cyber threats have evolved into a national security and economic crisis as AI, hostile states, and human error converge. In 2026, institutions that cling to complacency will face consequences they can no longer ignore.
Reports of AI-made bikini photos have become the pretext for expanding censorship beyond explicit content into the merely suggestive. By Dan Frieth Democratic senators are…
A personal finance livestream unexpectedly appeared on the White House’s official streaming page, normally reserved for presidential events. Officials say they are investigating whether the incident was caused by a hack or an internal error.
Regulatory authorities justify their decisions solely by citing concerns for the safety of Russian citizens. According to this logic, restricted messaging apps are home to scammers, while gaming platforms are home to pedophiles...
A cartel rooted in Venezuela is accused of manipulating elections worldwide through machine technology, infiltrating governments and trafficking drugs. As U.S. forces respond, we give thanks for discernment and truth in an age of deception.
By Topwar Former head of the US National Security Agency (NSA), General Tim Ho, stated that China’s capabilities to “penetrate American computer networks” have significantly…
The leaks published by Candace Owens suggest that Kirk fell out with a Jewish donor just days before his assassination By RT International Leaked text…
A flurry of cyberattacks that grounded planes from Dallas to Berlin were designed to sow chaos and deter ordinary people from going about their lives, an expert has said....
Passengers have been advised to check with their airlines whether flights are still going ahead By Simon Calder Dozens of flights have been delayed and cancelled…
From Eastern Europe to the Middle East, from the Taiwan Strait to the Korean Peninsula, the flashpoints are multiplying. Russia presses Ukraine. Israel pushes into Gaza.
More than 500 scientists denounce EU’s encrypted message scanning as “technically infeasible.” By Ken Macon A group of more than 500 experts in cybersecurity, cryptography,…