Luigi Mangione: the brilliant young computer scientist arrested for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO
Luigi Mangione's high IQ and academic achievements contrast sharply with his critical mistakes following the murder of Brian Thompson.
A City of Cameras: How New York Police Are Hunting a Killer
The extensive surveillance capabilities in New York City helped capture crucial evidence in the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Detectives Scour Thousands of Hours of Video for Clues in C.E.O. Killing
Surveillance video played a crucial role in the investigation into the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, documenting the suspect's movements before and after the crime.
AI Completely Failed to Catch CEO Killer, With Cops Instead Relying on Random McDonald's Employee
A McDonald's worker's recognition of a photograph led to the arrest of CEO Brian Thompson's killer, showcasing the limits of high-tech surveillance.
The Search Ends
The quick identification and arrest of the murder suspect underline the effectiveness of community engagement and surveillance in solving crimes.
As the search for Brian Thompson's killer continues, experts in NYPD murder manhunts explain why it's taken this long
The killer of UnitedHealthcare's CEO executed a carefully planned attack, utilizing strategies to evade capture.
He seems to have undergone professional firearms training, indicating a calculated approach to the assassination.
Luigi Mangione: the brilliant young computer scientist arrested for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO
Luigi Mangione's high IQ and academic achievements contrast sharply with his critical mistakes following the murder of Brian Thompson.
A City of Cameras: How New York Police Are Hunting a Killer
The extensive surveillance capabilities in New York City helped capture crucial evidence in the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Detectives Scour Thousands of Hours of Video for Clues in C.E.O. Killing
Surveillance video played a crucial role in the investigation into the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, documenting the suspect's movements before and after the crime.
AI Completely Failed to Catch CEO Killer, With Cops Instead Relying on Random McDonald's Employee
A McDonald's worker's recognition of a photograph led to the arrest of CEO Brian Thompson's killer, showcasing the limits of high-tech surveillance.
The Search Ends
The quick identification and arrest of the murder suspect underline the effectiveness of community engagement and surveillance in solving crimes.
As the search for Brian Thompson's killer continues, experts in NYPD murder manhunts explain why it's taken this long
The killer of UnitedHealthcare's CEO executed a carefully planned attack, utilizing strategies to evade capture.
He seems to have undergone professional firearms training, indicating a calculated approach to the assassination.
Employee accuses Apple of surveilling staff using iCloud
Apple is accused of monitoring employee communications and infringing on privacy rights, contradicting its public commitment to consumer privacy.
FTC Bans Location Data Company That Powers the Surveillance Ecosystem
FTC takes action against location data companies to protect sensitive data and civil liberties.
Has Serbia hacked activists', journalists' phones? Why?
Serbian activists and journalists are reportedly being unlawfully surveilled by police using spyware, raising significant privacy concerns.
Ronan Farrow on surveillance spyware: It threatens democracy and freedom'
Ronan Farrow's investigations revealed extensive covert surveillance tactics used against journalists, underlining the need for oversight on commercial spyware and privacy erosion.
Australia Banning Kids from Social Media Does More Harm Than Good
Australia's new age verification law compromises privacy and grants government excessive control over social media access.
Saoirse Hanley: Why do we think it's OK to sneakily film people doing something innocuous in public then tear them apart online?
The fear of privacy invasion is amplified in today's society due to the normalization of sharing personal moments online.
Employee accuses Apple of surveilling staff using iCloud
Apple is accused of monitoring employee communications and infringing on privacy rights, contradicting its public commitment to consumer privacy.
FTC Bans Location Data Company That Powers the Surveillance Ecosystem
FTC takes action against location data companies to protect sensitive data and civil liberties.
Has Serbia hacked activists', journalists' phones? Why?
Serbian activists and journalists are reportedly being unlawfully surveilled by police using spyware, raising significant privacy concerns.
Ronan Farrow on surveillance spyware: It threatens democracy and freedom'
Ronan Farrow's investigations revealed extensive covert surveillance tactics used against journalists, underlining the need for oversight on commercial spyware and privacy erosion.
Australia Banning Kids from Social Media Does More Harm Than Good
Australia's new age verification law compromises privacy and grants government excessive control over social media access.
Saoirse Hanley: Why do we think it's OK to sneakily film people doing something innocuous in public then tear them apart online?
The fear of privacy invasion is amplified in today's society due to the normalization of sharing personal moments online.
PSNI and Met police unlawfully spied on two journalists, tribunal finds
The Police Service of Northern Ireland and the Metropolitan Police unlawfully spied on journalists, highlighting issues of press freedom and police oversight.
Tribunal criticises PSNI and Met Police for spying operation to identify journalists' sources | Computer Weekly
The IPT found that the PSNI unlawfully conducted surveillance on journalists, emphasizing the necessity for protecting journalistic sources.
PSNI and Met police unlawfully spied on two journalists, tribunal finds
The Police Service of Northern Ireland and the Metropolitan Police unlawfully spied on journalists, highlighting issues of press freedom and police oversight.
Tribunal criticises PSNI and Met Police for spying operation to identify journalists' sources | Computer Weekly
The IPT found that the PSNI unlawfully conducted surveillance on journalists, emphasizing the necessity for protecting journalistic sources.
Researchers uncover Chinese spyware used to target Android devices | TechCrunch
EagleMsgSpy is a surveillance tool developed for Chinese law enforcement, targeting Android devices to collect sensitive data since at least 2017.
FSB Uses Trojan App to Monitor Russian Programmer Accused of Supporting Ukraine
The FSB implanted spyware on a detained programmer's phone to monitor him after he was coerced into becoming an informant.
NoviSpy Spyware Installed on Journalist's Phone After Unlocking It With Cellebrite Tool
NoviSpy spyware exploited by Serbian authorities demonstrates significant risks to journalists and activists through advanced surveillance techniques.
Serbian authorities are using Cellebrite and Android spyware for surveillance
Serbian police are unlawfully using hacking tools on activists and journalists, raising significant human rights concerns.
Russian programmer says FSB agents planted spyware on his Android phone | TechCrunch
The FSB installed spyware on programmer Kirill Parubets' phone after detaining him, revealing an alarming method of state surveillance against citizens.
Serbian authorities using spyware to illegally surveil activists, report finds
Serbia is utilizing advanced digital surveillance technologies to monitor and repress journalists and activists, raising significant human rights concerns.
Researchers uncover Chinese spyware used to target Android devices | TechCrunch
EagleMsgSpy is a surveillance tool developed for Chinese law enforcement, targeting Android devices to collect sensitive data since at least 2017.
FSB Uses Trojan App to Monitor Russian Programmer Accused of Supporting Ukraine
The FSB implanted spyware on a detained programmer's phone to monitor him after he was coerced into becoming an informant.
NoviSpy Spyware Installed on Journalist's Phone After Unlocking It With Cellebrite Tool
NoviSpy spyware exploited by Serbian authorities demonstrates significant risks to journalists and activists through advanced surveillance techniques.
Serbian authorities are using Cellebrite and Android spyware for surveillance
Serbian police are unlawfully using hacking tools on activists and journalists, raising significant human rights concerns.
Russian programmer says FSB agents planted spyware on his Android phone | TechCrunch
The FSB installed spyware on programmer Kirill Parubets' phone after detaining him, revealing an alarming method of state surveillance against citizens.
Serbian authorities using spyware to illegally surveil activists, report finds
Serbia is utilizing advanced digital surveillance technologies to monitor and repress journalists and activists, raising significant human rights concerns.
NYPD releases 2 new photos of man sought in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO
The investigation into Brian Thompson's killing reveals extensive evidence but is hindered by the shooter's anonymity and escape plans.
Even With Cameras Everywhere and Facial Recognition, NYPD Helpless to Catch CEO Killer
Despite significant investment in surveillance technology, the NYPD struggles to solve crimes effectively.
UK cops shell out 20M for live facial recognition tech
The UK government has initiated a £20 million competition for live facial recognition technology in policing.
From surveillance to safety: How Kazakhstan's Carpet CCTV is reshaping security
Kazakhstan's 'Carpet CCTV' project emphasizes proactive public safety management through advanced surveillance and AI technologies.
The Indo Daily: 'Wanted' - Gardai release images of 99 Dublin riot suspects, is it a worrying precedent?
An Garda Síochána's release of images from the Dublin Riots for public identification is unprecedented and raises ethical concerns about policing and civil liberties.
NYPD releases 2 new photos of man sought in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO
The investigation into Brian Thompson's killing reveals extensive evidence but is hindered by the shooter's anonymity and escape plans.
Even With Cameras Everywhere and Facial Recognition, NYPD Helpless to Catch CEO Killer
Despite significant investment in surveillance technology, the NYPD struggles to solve crimes effectively.
UK cops shell out 20M for live facial recognition tech
The UK government has initiated a £20 million competition for live facial recognition technology in policing.
From surveillance to safety: How Kazakhstan's Carpet CCTV is reshaping security
Kazakhstan's 'Carpet CCTV' project emphasizes proactive public safety management through advanced surveillance and AI technologies.
The Indo Daily: 'Wanted' - Gardai release images of 99 Dublin riot suspects, is it a worrying precedent?
An Garda Síochána's release of images from the Dublin Riots for public identification is unprecedented and raises ethical concerns about policing and civil liberties.
Republican Chairman Slams Trump DOJ for Spying' on Congressmen and Staff Including Kash Patel: Grave Constitutional Violation'
Mike Turner condemned the DOJ's spying on Congress members, calling it a severe constitutional violation.
UK police continue to hold millions of custody images unlawfully | Computer Weekly
Unlawfully retained custody images in the UK police database may be used for facial recognition, raising legal and ethical concerns.
Location Tracking Tools Endanger Abortion Access. Lawmakers Must Act Now.
Unfettered location tracking endangers vulnerable groups and poses risks to safety and privacy, necessitating better protections against mass surveillance.
Palo Alto set to expand its network of license plate cameras - San Jose Spotlight
Palo Alto introduced automated license plate readers to aid in crime-fighting, but the technology faces scrutiny over privacy and accuracy issues.
Russian techie flees Russia following FSB spyware plot
Kirill Parubets bravely exposed his spyware-infected phone post-detention by Russian authorities, exemplifying government overreach and the suppression of dissent.
EdTech is turning schools into surveillance environments, threatening students' privacy and human rights.
Travellers' surveillance: The role of the UN Countering Terrorist Travel Programme
The UNCTTP raises concerns regarding human rights and mass surveillance of travellers, necessitating regulatory reforms to protect individual rights.
PI's briefing on travellers' surveillance
The UN Countering Terrorist Travel Programme poses significant human rights risks, necessitating careful evaluation and recommendations for mitigation.
Securitising Education
EdTech is turning schools into surveillance environments, threatening students' privacy and human rights.
Travellers' surveillance: The role of the UN Countering Terrorist Travel Programme
The UNCTTP raises concerns regarding human rights and mass surveillance of travellers, necessitating regulatory reforms to protect individual rights.
PI's briefing on travellers' surveillance
The UN Countering Terrorist Travel Programme poses significant human rights risks, necessitating careful evaluation and recommendations for mitigation.
Apple accused of snooping on workers' iPhones in new lawsuit
Apple faces allegations of requiring employee privacy waivers and excessive surveillance through company-managed devices, including personal iPhones tied to work.
A current Apple employee is suing the company, alleging it spies on employees' private lives through their personal devices
Apple may be violating employee privacy rights by accessing personal data through personal devices used for work.
Apple Accused of Silencing, Spying on Workers
Apple is accused of illegally monitoring workers' personal devices while restricting discussions on pay and working conditions, raising significant privacy and employee rights issues.
Apple Manager Accuses Company of Spying on Employees: Lawsuit | Entrepreneur
Apple is being sued for allegedly surveilling employees and invading their privacy through personal data collection, even outside of work.
Apple Sued for Invading Employee Privacy
Apple faces a lawsuit for alleged labor violations, including invasive surveillance and privacy policy breaches affecting employee rights.
Employee lawsuit accuses Apple of spying on its workers | Semafor
Apple is accused of spying on employee personal iCloud accounts and non-work devices, violating privacy rights and California law.
Apple accused of snooping on workers' iPhones in new lawsuit
Apple faces allegations of requiring employee privacy waivers and excessive surveillance through company-managed devices, including personal iPhones tied to work.
A current Apple employee is suing the company, alleging it spies on employees' private lives through their personal devices
Apple may be violating employee privacy rights by accessing personal data through personal devices used for work.
Apple Accused of Silencing, Spying on Workers
Apple is accused of illegally monitoring workers' personal devices while restricting discussions on pay and working conditions, raising significant privacy and employee rights issues.
Apple Manager Accuses Company of Spying on Employees: Lawsuit | Entrepreneur
Apple is being sued for allegedly surveilling employees and invading their privacy through personal data collection, even outside of work.
Apple Sued for Invading Employee Privacy
Apple faces a lawsuit for alleged labor violations, including invasive surveillance and privacy policy breaches affecting employee rights.
Employee lawsuit accuses Apple of spying on its workers | Semafor
Apple is accused of spying on employee personal iCloud accounts and non-work devices, violating privacy rights and California law.