BRICS News's post on the report drew about 2,365 likes.
An Israeli spy company heavily targeted Starlink users "in a likely effort to spy on them," Reuters reports, according to a BRICS News post.
The post does not name the company or describe how the targeting worked.
Why it mattersSatellite internet is now a target for commercial spyware, which raises questions for people who rely on Starlink in sensitive places.
A Japanese developer post with about 3,706 likes lays out a simple attack chain against coding agents.
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AI news account @masahirochaen's warning drew about 3,077 likes.
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A breaking-news post from @rawsalerts drew about 2,596 likes.
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Polymarket Japan's post on the reward drew about 2,234 likes.
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IGN's report drew about 619 likes.
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The Hacker News update drew about 603 likes.
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