2025-08-01Ian Fleming
Deepfake scams are a byproduct of the massive leaps forward in machine learning techniques. Autoencoders and Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) are the two technologies that, collectively, allow for text prompts to be turned into realistic synthetic media.
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2025-08-01Per Henrikson
With deepfakes on the rise, how do you know what’s real? What can you trust? Learn more about this increasing threat and the very real dangers it brings.
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2025-07-30Ian Fleming
6000% and 4000% Surges in the demand of VPN services observed in the UK following the implementation of the Online Safety Act.
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2025-07-28Ian Fleming
One of the world’s most popular dating apps has suffered a data breach exposing selfie images of 13,000 users, it has emerged. Dating app Tea has been compromised by a hacker, resulting in the exposure of 13,000 selfies.
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2025-07-27Per Henrikson
The clampdown appears to have backfired as online searches for VPNs, which can disguise a user's location, spiked by more than 700 per cent on Friday morning
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2025-07-27Per Henrikson
As of July 2025, many Brits are looking for ways to bypass age verification on Reddit in the United Kingdom. The platform’s implementation of age verification is a result of the Online Safety Act enacted on July 25th.
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2025-07-24Ian Fleming
Ofcom, which estimates about 14 million people watch online pornography in the UK, says tougher age checks will make it harder for children to stumble across harmful material online, but what about VPNs?
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2025-07-15Ian Fleming
Meta’s automated and human moderation systems are dysfunctional, with the company prioritising ad revenue over public safety. According to an investigation, Facebook and Instagram staff were instructed to tolerate up to 32 fraud “strikes” before acting, with enforcement against scams deliberately deprioritised to avoid losing ad revenue.
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