Brussels tells Google to hand rivals its search crown jewels as privacy row brews
The Register·60-word summary·1 min read
Brussels has instructed Google to share its search market data with competitors amid a privacy dispute. The European Union's antitrust regulators seek transparency to ensure fair competition. Google faces potential fines if it fails to comply. The move intensifies EU scrutiny of Big Tech's data practices and dominance in digital markets.
A counterfeit Ledger wallet sold on a marketplace contains a hidden chip and specialized firmware aimed at stealing seed phrases and PINs immediately. The fake device highlights security risks associated with unverified hardware, emphasizing the importance of purchasing from trusted sources. The incident underscores ongoing threats in the crypto hardware wallet market, with no specific date provided for the discovery.
