Border Cyber Group

17 Apr 2026 Firefox Data Privacy Control Google Cookies

The Cookies They Don't Want You to Delete

Every major browser quietly buried per-site cookie management under "simplification." Mozilla gets 85% of its revenue from Google. Stale cookies are an attack surface. The ad industry doesn't want you pruning — so they made it inconvenient.

17 Apr 2026 Sam Altman OpenAI The New Yorker Artificial Intelligence Monopoly Public Accountability

The Pattern That Follows Him: Sam Altman, OpenAI, and the Collapse of AI Accountability

The New Yorker's bombshell investigation into Sam Altman — backed by 100+ interviews and never-before-seen documents — reveals a decades-long pattern of deception that may have gutted OpenAI's safety mission from the inside.

17 Apr 2026 Linux windows samsung open-source laptop-computing desktop-computing enterprise Privacy digital-sovereignty

The Quiet Revolt: Samsung Just Cracked the Windows Monopoly Wide Open

Samsung is quietly ditching Windows for Linux — and it's not a glitch. It's a calculated exit from a platform in freefall. The monopoly Microsoft built over decades is cracking, and 2026 is the year everyone starts noticing.

16 Apr 2026 critical-infrastructure iran-apt industrial-control-systems stuxnet plc-security

We Built the Weapon. They Studied It. Now It's Pointed at Us

Iran-affiliated hackers are exploiting internet-exposed industrial controllers across U.S. water, energy, and municipal systems — using the same methodology America pioneered with Stuxnet. A new federal advisory confirms active attacks. The bill for that strategic choice is now due.

10 Apr 2026 Claude-Mythos Project Glasswing Zero Day Vulnerabilities AI-Alignment Interstellar Cybersecurity Heist

Claude Mythos and Project Glasswing

2:44 PMAI just found thousands of zero-days hiding in every major OS and browser — some for 27 years. Anthropic built it, got scared, and quietly handed it to a coalition of tech giants. Here's what the system card actually says.