Hacking/crime/privacy journalist. Author of DARK WIRE. Co-founder of @404mediaco. Signal: joseph.404 Email: [email protected]
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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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Hackers stole more than 45GB of data from Madison Square Garden, including data related to “talent” and the Knicks. Clues in the data point to how the hackers got in.
This week, we discuss talking aloud to computers, Cannes, and “Engineering Creativity: Guac Is Extra."
By: Joseph Cox, Emanuel Maiberg
Sources and leaks from Amazon, Adobe, Atlassian, Citi, and more show what is really happening with AI right now: companies are trying to reign in AI use as costs spiral out of control.
Following 404 Media's reporting on how LinkedIn is full of AI slop, the platform is giving users a chance to report it when they see it.
By: Joseph Cox
"Tonight I typed just one sentence into Google Earth and put refugees near the Mexican border. Then I planted a nuclear plant in Iran. Then I put a fatal crash on a street in Amsterdam."
This week, we discuss going into the woods, a "he admit it" moment, and a tofu sandwich.
Jonathan Paz's job was to convince cities to buy Flock cameras. After initially being enthusiastic about the company, he started to get disillusioned.
The SEC bought access to worldwide airline ticketing records. Airlines including Delta, United, and American sold the data.
Researchers found a group of issues that mean Private Relay isn't actually protecting users' real IP addresses. 404 Media verified the issues do expose IP addresses.
The case of Samuel Tunick allegedly wiping a phone before DHS could search it; inside an AI-powered TIkTok Shop; and Google Earth's dumb AI tool.
