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AI tools revive ballot-order recovery flaw in US voting scanners
Schneier on SecurityLO·US · GE·about 20 hours ago
Dutch investigative outlet Follow The Money reports that Polarsteps, a popular travel app, left user data—including private photos and locations—exposed for at least six months. The Amsterdam-based company was aware of the vulnerability but failed to fix it promptly. This raises significant privacy and security concerns, as the data could be exploited for stalking or other malicious purposes.
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