law crime
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Subpoenas and Investigations Could End Trump’s SPAC Dreams for Truth Social
A new round of grand jury subpoenas threatens to upend former President Donald Trump’s plan of taking the company behind Truth Social public through a SPAC.
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Indian Cops in Cahoots With Hackers Who Planted Evidence on Arrested Activists’ Computers, Researchers Say
A police unit in Pune, India has its fingerprints all over a hacking campaign that planted fabricated documents on political activists’ computers, then used the forged evidence as a justification to arrest them and charge them with crimes, according to cybersecurity research set to be presented in August and first reported by Wired.
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Massive Internet Identity Theft Marketplace Shut Down by Feds
On Tuesday, the Justice Department announced that a group of darkweb domains, collectively known as the SSNDOB Marketplace, had been taken offline. The websites were reportedly used to sell data like individuals’ names, Social Security numbers, and birthdates — predominately targeting those in the U.S.
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A Court Has Ruled Bees Can Be Classified as Fish
A new ruling allows endangered bees to be protected under the California Fish and Game Code.