Stay Ahead of Online Risks Affecting Kids, Teens, and Families.

McDonald’s is testing AI-powered drive-thrus that record and process customer voices and order details, raising questions about how voice recordings and personal data are stored and used. Families may not realize how much sensitive information is captured during routine orders.

The article reveals how managers on OnlyFans use manipulative and predatory tactics to exploit content creators, promising income and exposure while grooming them into more extreme content. This poses a risk to vulnerable users who may feel pressured or coerced.

A vulnerability known as FortiBleed leaks sensitive information from Fortinet security devices, potentially exposing network traffic and credentials. Unpatched devices can be exploited by attackers to compromise home or small business networks.

A New York man used AI-generated nude images to harass a college student, illustrating how deepfake technology can be misused to create fake explicit content and intimidate victims.

A cyberattack on a WebMD subsidiary exposed personal information of Nintendo customers, risking unauthorized access and identity theft. Families who use both services could have their account and health data compromised.

A vulnerability in the ShapedPlugin update flow allowed hackers to inject malicious code into WordPress sites, risking malware infections and data compromise. This matters because compromised sites can spread malware or steal personal information from families and visitors.