So, You’ve Hit an Age Gate. What Now? | Electronic Frontier Foundation

This blog post from the Electronic Frontier Foundation explains how age verification mandates are being implemented across the web and the risks involved in using them. It provides guidance on how to minimize the infringement of your rights when faced with age verification, including questions to ask about the age verification options presented to you and answers for some of the top social media sites. The EFF is against age gating and age verification mandates, and hopes to win in getting existing ones overturned and new ones prevented.

5 Essential Questions Every Lawyer Should Ask Before Using AI Tools

This article emphasizes the importance of asking critical questions before using AI tools in legal practice. It highlights the need for transparency, confidentiality, adaptability, and validation in AI tools. The article warns against the risks of bias, errors, and liability if the wrong AI tools are used. It suggests that reliable AI platforms should provide transparent reasoning, be free from bias, rely on authoritative legal sources, safeguard confidentiality, adapt to practice-specific needs, and validate outputs before presenting them to attorneys.

Create your own safety sign

This content provides information on how to create hazard alerting signs, including selecting signal words, pictograms, and text messages. It explains the process of determining the risk level for signal word selection and offers tips for scaling text to meet ANSI Z535 standards.

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Salesforce regrets firing 4000 experienced staff and replacing them with AI

I regret they’re still in business.

The 2025 Hive Systems Password Table Is Here - Passwords Are Easier to Crack Than Ever

This blog post from Hive Systems discusses the 2025 Password Table, highlighting how advancements in hardware and hashing algorithms have made passwords easier to crack. It explains the process of brute-forcing passwords, the impact of different hardware and hashing algorithms on cracking times, and provides insights on how to protect passwords in the face of increasing hacking capabilities.

Meet Rey, the Admin of ‘Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters’

This article delves into the identity and actions of 'Rey,' the admin of the notorious cybercriminal group 'Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters.' KrebsOnSecurity traced Rey's real-life identity, Saif Al-Din Khader, after he made critical operational security mistakes. Rey, who has been involved with multiple hacking groups, has been in contact with law enforcement and claims to be cooperating with them, though his future remains uncertain.

Japanese train company is letting fans buy its actual ticket gates for their homes

In Japan, Sotetsu, also known as Sagami Railway Company, offered rail enthusiasts the opportunity to purchase decommissioned automated ticket gates for 400,000 yen, with multiple offers received and a random lottery to determine the buyers.