The League of Women Voters warned that the Trump administration has encouraged states to use the database to purge voter rolls before the midterm elections ...

Bi2 performed 4.2 million “unique offender iris searches” that same year, ICE stated. Bi2 itself claims “over 5 million” bookings are now accessible.

Excessive permissions amplify cyber risk. Breaches from Target to Microsoft reveal how overprivileged access transforms minor compromises into catastrophic failures.

Trump administration sues New Hampshire and five other states, the latest step in an ongoing fight over access to confidential voting records.

Gary Peters, HSGAC's six-month investigation concluded that DOGE's mishandling of data has put U.S. citizens at high risk from malicious actors, including but not limited to "foreign adversaries" such ...

The DOJ, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi (right), alleged Pa. Secretary of State Al Schmidt violated federal law by refusing to turn over voter data.

A report from Senate Democrats says DOGE moved sensitive information to a cloud server despite the risk of ‘catastrophic’ impacts.

The unsecured database also holds dates of birth, parents' names, and other personal information—and Russia, China, and Iran know about it, the report alleges.

A new Senate report claims DOGE put every American's Social Security number at risk—and that officials at federal agencies essentially obstructed an investigation, all but denying DOGE even exists.

A vulnerability in multiple OnePlus OxygenOS versions allows any installed app to access SMS data and metadata without requiring permission or user interaction.

Non-human identities outnumber humans 80:1, creating hidden security gaps and escalating AI-driven attack risks.