Newton police said 57-year-old Curtis Sean Gauley communicated with who he thought was a 15 year-old, and arranged a time to meet and commit sex acts on them. NEWTON, Iowa — A Montezuma man is behind bars after allegedly soliciting who he thought was a child to commit sexual acts. Newton police said the investigation...
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ANDALUSIA, Ala. (WDNews) — Seniors will have an opportunity to learn how to better protect themselves from scams, financial fraud and exploitation during the Andalusia Fraud Summit on Thursday, Aug. 27. The free event will be held from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Andalusia Adult Activity Center, located at 401 Walker Ave. The...
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VENTURA COUNTY, Calif. (KEYT) – Felony charges have been filed against 44-year-old Yongan Ma of Rosemead in connection with a fraud scheme that targeted an elderly Thousand Oaks victim earlier this year. On April 2, 2026, a senior citizen was deleting spam emails on her home computer when she clicked on a link that caused a...
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Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido will conduct two forums early in the school year to help students and others in school communities to be informed, prepared and collaborative to maintain a safe learning environment. Lucido and Assistant Macomb Prosecutor Tonya Goetz, chief of the juvenile unit, will discuss a variety of topics at “STRAIGHT TALK:...
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The UK AI Security Institute (AISI) has just published a detailed incident report confirming what many within the cyber security industry have suspected for some time: frontier AI agents, given a degree of autonomy, can independently develop and execute attack chains against real targets, including social engineering, supply-chain compromise, and deception, without explicit instruction to...
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A Los Angeles judge has granted pop star Ariana Grande permission to subpoena information that will help to reveal the identities of anonymous hackers she alleges infiltrated the devices of people close to her and stole unreleased music. Judge Mark H. Epstein approved Grande’s proposed order for expedited discovery on Wednesday, after her legal team...
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Eric White So with an emphasis on NSFW, this is a vulnerability pertaining to .edu and .gov domains that you seem to have discovered that there’s a little bit of it was something that wasn’t necessarily they had on their radar, but it seems as if OnlyFans takedowns are helping .gov and .edu domains protect...
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A Department of Energy lab is investigating whether Chinese lidar sensors might pose a security risk if they become widely used on vehicles in the United States, TechCrunch has learned. The review is being performed by the Idaho National Laboratory, according to two people familiar with the effort, who were granted anonymity to discuss it....
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BALTIMORE — Security guards and union workers gathered in Harbor East Friday afternoon, calling for the right to unionize. The guards, who work for Abacus Security, say they are seeking better pay, more workers on the street, and protections from what they describe as an unsafe and unstable work environment. Justin Poyner, a security guard,...
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In her opening arguments Megan O’Neill, a lead attorney for California, relied heavily on information found in millions of documents provided in the case from Meta. They included internal research, employee emails, and chat logs that went all the way up to Zuckerberg. One piece of internal research on Instagram stated: “Teens have an addict’s...
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