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floppy disks control air traffic

America’s Skies Managed by Ancient Tech: Windows 95 and Floppy Disks Still Control Air Traffic

America’s air traffic controllers still use Windows 95 and floppy disks – while your life depends on this ancient technology.
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Your Home’s IP Address: The New Criminal Hideout

Your toaster is spying on you. One in three home devices harbors malicious software that criminals exploit.
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Switch 2’s GameChat Secretly Records Your Conversations: Nintendo Admits

Nintendo Switch 2 secretly records your gaming conversations for 24 hours. Here’s what happens to your private voice chats.
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Silent Invasion: 9,000 ASUS Routers Weaponized Through ‘Invisible’ Backdoors

9,000 ASUS routers turned into silent weapons through invisible backdoors that survive reboots—your home network might be compromised right now.
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Star Wars Fan Site Masked CIA’s Global Spy Network

CIA agents secretly used StarWarsWeb.net to exchange intelligence worldwide until sloppy coding exposed the entire spy network.
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China’s Spy-Grade Laser Reads Sesame-Sized Text From 62 Miles Away

China’s military laser reads text smaller than sesame seeds from 62 miles away—making every satellite and face visible from space.
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Chinese ‘Kill Switches’ Found Hidden in US Solar Farm Equipment

Could your solar panels be turned off by Beijing? Critical security flaws found in Chinese-made inverters powering US energy systems. America’s power grid might be at risk.
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Anonymous Hackers Infiltrate ICE’s $65 Million Deportation Flight Contractor

Anonymous hackers seized ICE contractor’s private data in $65M operation, halting deportations nationwide. The digital raid questions whether government contractors protect your information at all.
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Your Mobile Apps Are Leaking Data, Hackers Are Feasting

Your phone is betraying you – 85% of mobile apps expose vulnerabilities while hackers feast on your personal data. Security threats are exploding as smartphones become their prime hunting ground.