Apple Privacy Manifests. The compliance forced the apps to admit what they collect.
Apple Privacy Manifests are mandatory since 2024. The four sections, how to inspect any app yourself, and what the data reveals.
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Adversaries bought location data from ad brokers. Then they used it to target US troops in combat zones.
US Central Command confirmed adversaries used commercial location data, purchased from ad brokers, to target deployed American troops. What it means and what to do.
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Digital security for NGO workers and aid staff in restricted environments. The complete operational guide.
NGO workers, expats, and aid staff face three overlapping threat models: state surveillance, criminal opportunism, and the operational gaps of their own colleagues. The operational baseline we use to onboard field deployments and audit existing ones.
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Lexis, Westlaw, vLex. Your legal research history is being sold.
Every search on Lexis, Westlaw, vLex, or Bloomberg Law is logged. The data flows, the AI feature exposure, and what firms are doing about it.
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Monero, Wasabi, and what mixers actually do in 2026.
Privacy coins and CoinJoin tools work technically. Whether they work operationally depends on what you do at the on-ramp and off-ramp. The 2026 picture.
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VeteranOwnedBusinesses.com. The data broker layer built on military families’ addresses.
VeteranOwnedBusinesses.com and the veteran-targeted data ecosystem. What is published, how to check your exposure, and the broker-by-broker opt-out.
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GrapheneOS vs stock Android: what civilians actually gain.
GrapheneOS removes Google’s data collection layer entirely, supports sandboxed Google Play for app compatibility, and gives you hardware-backed security controls that stock Android does not expose.
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Document discovery in 2026. Why your client’s Slack history is now testimony.
Slack, Teams, and Discord histories are now standard discovery. What is produced, what survives deletion, and the engagement letter language to add.
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GitHub lost 3,800 repositories because one developer installed a trusted extension. The version wasn’t.
GitHub lost 3,800 repositories because a developer installed a poisoned VS Code extension. The extension was legitimate. The version was not. How the supply chain became the attack.
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Your smart speaker is in a class action lawsuit you did not know about.
Garner v. Amazon certified a class action against Alexa for voiceprint capture without consent. 1.18 million users in Illinois alone. What was recorded, how to check.
