Hacking/crime/privacy journalist. Co-founder of @404mediaco. Signal: +44 20 8133 5190. Email: [email protected] Mastodon: https://t.co/qvpnikTJQj
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Joseph Cox's articles primarily focus on government announcements, data citations, and evolving stories within the tech, privacy & cybersecurity space. He often covers topics related to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, surveillance, hacking and technology. If you have insights into emerging trends or breaking news in these areas or can provide valuable input from a technical or regulatory perspective within the mentioned industries, your pitch may catch his attention.
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By: Joseph Cox
U.S. traders are buying 'digital residency' in Palau to skirt restrictions on the amount of cryptocurrency they can withdraw and the exchanges they can use. Major exchanges have already banned the ID, fearing abuse.
We talk Cybertruck protests; IDs from Palau; and the big Instagram bug.
This week, we discuss a Supreme drop, a visit to a local Risograph printer, and what is up with Big Car.
Customs and Border Protection released more documents last week that show which AI-powered tools that agency has been using to identify people of interest.
By: Joseph Cox
The records show that Palantir is actively working on the technical infrastructure underpinning the Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts which could soon impact U.S. citizens.
The powerful database and tool ICE has access to; the AI service that will call your parents for you; and the apparent hack of 4chan.
Internal Palantir Slack chats and message boards obtained by 404 Media show the contracting giant is helping find the location of people flagged for deportation, that Palantir is now a “more mature partner to ICE,” and how Palantir is addressing employee concerns with discussion groups on ethics.
By: Joseph Cox
A document viewed by 404 Media describes ICE's plans to incorporate data from the Department of Labor (DOL), Health and Human Services (HHS), and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) into a tool called ATrac.
The FBI bought multiple hacking tools for $250,000. Despite that, the FBI says it can't find any more records about the tools.
A company selling cops AI undercover bots; a visit to the millennial saint; and the state of 404 Media.
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