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    Lula's proposal to limit cards per CPF draws criticism●OPINION: I didn’t like this statement from Lula about limiting the number of cards per CPF. There are a lot of people wh𝕏xUS1K10 d ago

    Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva suggested limiting the number of credit cards a person can hold per CPF, Brazil's taxpayer ID. The proposal is drawing pushback from people who argue many Brazilians rely on multiple cards not out of extravagance but because their salary runs out before the end of the month. Critics say the real problem for Brazilians is not simply owning two cards, but the gap between wages and the cost of living.

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    Comparing Ireland's MyGovID with Denmark's CPR ID system●RE: https:// infosec.exchange/@cyberseckyle /117389340967928437 "Ireland's MyGovID and Denmark's CPR: A comparative analMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity38 d ago

    A cybersecurity commentator has published a comparative analysis of Ireland's MyGovID and Denmark's CPR personal identifier systems, examining how the two countries handle digital identity. The piece touches on age verification, digital rights, GDPR and data protection, prompting discussion among privacy and security professionals about how national ID schemes balance convenience against citizen data risks.

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    Foldable iPhone Rumored at $2,500 Without Face ID▼Foldable iPhone Rumors Get Specific: $2,500, No Face ID, No Telephoto✉newsTechnologyMobile4 d ago

    New reports claim Apple's first foldable iPhone will cost around $2,500 and will omit both Face ID and a telephoto camera, relying instead on Touch ID in the power button and a dual-camera setup. The alleged details have fueled discussion about whether the premium price and trimmed feature set will be enough to compete with established foldables from Samsung and others.

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    Touch VPN Chrome extension flagged as malicious●# chrome extension Touch Vpn — приватный Vpn seems malicious. Its # cybersecurity badness score is 92/100! ```json {"id"MmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity11 d ago

    The Chrome browser extension Touch VPN — приватный VPN is being flagged with a cybersecurity risk score of 92 out of 100, marking it as likely malicious. Automated security monitoring flagged the extension, which is marketed to Russian-speaking users as a private VPN service. Users are being warned to remove it and treat browser VPN extensions with caution.

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    Volkswagen ID. Tiguan Replaces the ID.4 with Buttons Back▼Volkswagen ID. Tiguan Replaces the ID.4 with Stronger Styling and Also Revives Physical Buttons✉newsLifeAutos4 d ago

    Volkswagen has unveiled the ID. Tiguan, an electric SUV that succeeds the ID.4, featuring sharper exterior styling and, notably, a return to physical buttons inside the cabin. The move away from touch-heavy controls addresses a common complaint among buyers of recent VW electric models, marking a shift in the brand's interior design philosophy.

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    Denmark population register breach exposes data on 8.8 million people▼🤖 Denmark's Central Population Register (CPR) breach: ~8.8M people (80% of 11M records) exposed. Attackers abused a privMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity17 d ago

    Denmark's Central Population Register (CPR) has suffered a major data breach affecting roughly 8.8 million people, about 80% of the register's 11 million records. Attackers exploited a private company's legitimate access to the registry and brute-forced valid CPR numbers, extracting names, addresses and personal ID numbers. It is one of the largest data exposures in Danish history.

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    Hackers access Denmark's national register affecting 8.8 million people●🤖 Denmark: attackers accessed the CPR national register — names, addresses, personal IDs of ~8.8M people, living and deaMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity17 d ago

    Attackers gained access to Denmark's CPR national population register, exposing names, addresses and personal ID numbers of roughly 8.8 million people, both living and deceased. The breach was carried out by abusing the lawful record-lookup access of a private Danish company. The Danish Ministry disclosed the incident on October 5, and the scale of exposure has drawn widespread concern about safeguarding state data accessed through third parties.

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    iPhone users welcome the return of the fingerprint reader●For all the features the # iPhone Duo doesn’t have, the one feature I like seeing return is the fingerprint reader. It fMmastodonTechnologyMobile413 d ago

    Apple's iPhone Duo has brought back Touch ID, and some users are welcoming it. One commentator argues a fingerprint reader feels more secure than Face ID and is asking whether any studies back that up. Others are weighing the trade-off: the new phone lacks several features, but physical biometric authentication is back.