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'The Comm': The Group Linked to a Nationwide Swatting Rampage
Court records and Telegram message reveal the FBI's investigation into a cybercrime gang called "the Comm" and a subgroup named "ACG." Members are allegedly linked to a nationwide wave of swattings that targeted schools and universities.
New York Times Profiles Back-to-Office Culture at Company That Used Surveillance to Harass Coworkers at the Office
While bemoaning the fact that workers have “less supervision” at home.
Video Game Voice Actors Doxed and Harassed in Targeted AI Voice Attack
The harassment campaign shows that if there is audio of you speaking available online—podcasts, streams, YouTube—you could also be a target of AI-generated voices.
Walmart Employee Says She Reported Mass Shooter’s ‘Threatening’ Behavior
In a lawsuit filed Tuesday against Walmart, the employee, who was present for the shooting, claims that Walmart did very little after her report.
Women Are Getting Blamed for Their Own Online Harassment
Influencers have been accused of inviting stalking and abuse due to their online presence. Welcome to the digital short skirt phenomenon.
Cum Tributes: Women Are Getting Harassed Online in a Gross New Way
"I hate all these women," one commentator posted on a forum dedicated to cum tributes. “I want to see them degraded into sperm-covered rags."
Cop Threatens Young Female Officers With Rape, Inquiry Hears
An inquiry into responses to domestic violence and work culture at Queensland police revealed systemic bullying and harassment this week.
Firebombs and Shootings: The Rise of IRL Harassment and Violence as a Service
Members of SIM swapping communities have moved from hacking into offering assault, shootings, and bombings in exchange for payment.
The Australian Music Industry Is Rife With Sexual Harassment, Report Finds
"This report marks a signal for change in the industry."
The Reply Guy From Hell
For almost two decades, this man terrorized women online. Then they decided to band together.
Unmasking Poopsenders, The Anonymous Website That Sends People Fake Poop
Since 2007, Poopsenders.com has let people send packages filled with disturbingly realistic feces. Now, 'United States of America v. Poopsenders.com' has named two men who may be responsible.
Twitter Is Going to Make It Harder to Share Videos and Pictures Taken in Public
Twitter wants to prevent people from sharing pictures and videos “of private individuals without [their] permission.” And free speech experts are concerned.