Suspected North Korean IT workers reached onboarding at companies with open data

Material Security followed suspected North Korean fake IT workers through the hiring pipelines of organizations it monitors and counted 27 personas that reached onboarding over one year. At one company where a persona got that far in the past month, about 277,000 files containing Social Security numbers were shared company-wide or by public link. The personas are fabricated job seekers, complete with résumés and face…

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Your pinned MCP server may not be as pinned as you think

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Digital sovereignty leaves enterprises chasing their own audit trails

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Google smart glasses privacy features cover wearers and the people around them

Google has built its Gemini-powered intelligent eyewear to stop taking photos and video when someone covers or tampers with the outward-facing recording light. Shahram Izadi, Google’s VP and GM of XR, laid out that safeguard along with face redaction, limits on data handling, and app restrictions. Bystanders told Google during years of research that they worried about being filmed without their knowledge, and that a…