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153 Million Driver’s Licenses Leaked From a Company That Only Needed to Check Your Age

Hackers got hold of more than 153 million driver's license scans from IDScan.net, whose readers check IDs at bars, dispensaries and rental counters. An age check needs a yes or…

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A Gang Hacked the FBI Over a Four-Month-Old Warning. The Warning Threatened Its Business Model.

ShinyHunters says it stole data on nearly every FBI agent, then asked…

57% of Texas Voters Don’t Want a Data Center Next Door. That Includes 43% of Republicans.

Texas is the state that sold itself as the natural home of…

79% of Ransomware Victims Used to Pay. Now It’s 28%. The Attacks Hit a Record Anyway.

For years the advice given to ransomware victims was easy to say…

Companies Waste $19.8 Million a Year on Software Nobody Opens

Here is a number that should be more scandalous than it is.…

Robotaxis Really Are Safer. We Can Only Prove It About One Company.

The most rigorous independent look yet at whether robotaxis are safer than…

Streaming Prices Keep Rising and Nobody’s Leaving. The Price Isn’t the Point.

Netflix raised prices again in March, its second increase in barely over…

Right to Repair Won. Then the Fight Moved Somewhere Harder to See.

The right to repair won. After a decade of bills dying in…

Status Labs AI Reputation Report 2026: How Is AI Changing Online Reputation Management?

Reputation used to be something you managed on the first page of…

Scott Aldridge on Identity Threats and the Hours That Saved Patient Records

Identity vulnerabilities are becomig a new way for cyberattackers to access organizations.…