Daily Intelligence
A daily digest of verified MLXIO analysis. It prioritizes articles with acceptable factual scores and clear intelligence metadata, while raw source movement stays in the side rail.
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A 1GB Browser File Lets Websites Spy on Your SSD ActivityFROST shows that a website can use JavaScript and a large OPFS browser-storage file to infer other device activity by timing SSD contention rather than directly reading local files.
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$930K Cox Media Fine Exposes Fake Phone-Spying PitchThe FTC’s $930,000 settlement with Cox Media, MindSift, and 1010 Digital Works frames the viral phone-spying ad-tech pitch as alleged deception against advertisers rather than proof that the firms actually listened to consumers.
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AI Hatred Sparks New Threat Label: Anti-Tech ExtremismUS law enforcement is expanding domestic intelligence attention toward a broad emerging category of “anti-tech” or “anti-tech violent extremism” amid AI-related CEO attacks, data center protests, and job-replacement fears.
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800 Servers Seized as Dutch Cops Hit Cyberattack LifelineThe Dutch case signals an effort to disrupt Russia-linked cyber operations by targeting the hosting-company operators allegedly keeping sanctioned infrastructure online inside Europe.
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Late CVEs Force Apple iOS and macOS Patches Back Into ViewApple’s May 26 update did not introduce new emergency patches, but added CVE details to security pages for already-released macOS, iOS, iPadOS, visionOS, and watchOS updates.
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AirPods-Style Heart ID Tests Face ID—Then Flunks ItAccLock shows that AirPods-style earbuds could passively verify users from in-ear heart-related vibration signals, but early results indicate it is not yet reliable enough to replace Face ID.
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