Judicial Conference study picks 37 random days of court filings, finds 22,391 unredacted SSNs belonging to more than 8,300 individuals.
An alleged fraudster who used Genesis Market, a bazaar for all sorts of stolen credentials and cookies, was also secretly making plans to join ISIS and help with violent attacks.
People Mag's Most Beautiful Restaurant Tricks Customers About Their Food. Plus: NBA court drama, Megan Thee Stallion swings back, DEA Agent Hides, Hawaiian FBI plays long counterintelligence game.
Peter Thiel, Vivek Ramaswamy, Ken Griffin Targeted over GlorFi. Plus: Sperm Whales, Real FireFighter, Fake Persona, Reese’s Candy, & Nancy Pelosi.
Emory University Gives Students Award to Build AI Homework Tool, Honor Council Suspends Them After They Make It
He allegedly used Stable Diffusion, a text-to-image generative AI model, to create “thousands of realistic images of prepubescent minors,” prosecutors said.
A Texas man is accused of threatening Secretaries of State and Defense over ‘Zionism’. Plus: White Supremacist Admits to Blackout, Walmart gets Fleeced, 25 million gone in 12 seconds, & Hunter Biden
Climate activist Donald Zepeda stopped traffic on the GW Parkway. The next day he threw powder on display holding the U.S. Constitution. DOJ wants to stop “undeterred recidivism”
Channeling Our Inner J-Hova. Plus: Andy Warhol paintings, David Bowie polaroids, Dave Chappell cars, Eagle Feathers, and Psychedelic Mushroom Vapes
Tesla says EEOC's discovery is too onerous. Plus: Threatening an FBI agent on Christmas, Gaza Solidarity Encampments, Racist Candles, and Jesus.
Influencers argue over the color beige. It's cheugy but this week’s dockets have DraftKing Hackers, money laundering, NFL quarterbacks, hate crimes, and plastic surgery courtesy of the U.S. Taxpayer.
Bitcoin, Telegram, and Instagram. All were used in a recent murder-for-hire and extortion plot in New York City.
