Is Shadow AI Worse Than Shadow IT?

A quiet office can look harmless. Racks of monitors bathed in light, headphones covering conversations, and the buzz of work carry on with no sign that something sinister lies underneath. But increasingly, there are accidental, unsanctioned technologies — a personal cloud folder here and an unsanctioned AI chatbot there. Soon, the organization will need to … Read more

New York’s new law forces advertisers to say when they’re using AI avatars

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill Thursday that will require advertisers to identify if an ad includes AI-generated people. Hochul’s announcement said the bill, S.8420-A/A.8887-B, was the first of its kind in the US, describing it as a “common sense” law that would bring increased transparency and protect consumers. A separate bill also … Read more

When Public Data Disappears: The Quiet Restoration of SSN Issuance Records

Government-issued SSN issuance tables—once public—quietly disappeared from online archives, creating gaps for researchers and fraud analysts. Cybersecurity researcher Del Andujar reconstructed the historical records using scattered public documents, restoring context about SSN issuance patterns without exposing personal data. The project highlights how transparency and privacy can coexist when handled responsibly.

Fortnite is back in Google’s Android app store

Fortnite players on Android devices in the US can once again download the game directly from the Google Play Store, not long after it returned to Apple’s App Store in May. Its return comes five years after it was removed from Google’s app store as Epic Games pushed back against Apple and Google’s app store … Read more