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  1. @inex ❌ In Russia, the classifieds platform Avito has blocked a woman’s account after she used it for messaging during internet outages.

    The service explained that the listing titled “Strict cat for friends” violated its rules because it did not offer a real product or service. The woman created it solely as a chat workaround, since Avito is included in the “whitelisted” resources accessible during shutdowns.

    ℹ️ Residents of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region have been reporting for the third consecutive day a lack of mobile internet and problems accessing websites and banking services, according to “Current Time.” The “whitelists” have been tested since summer 2025, but even they remain unstable.

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    #Russia #Avito #InternetShutdown #Censorship #DigitalRights #FreedomOfSpeech #Runet #Whitelist #TechNews #StPetersburg #LeningradRegion #InternetAccess #CyberPolicy #OnlineFreedom #MediaFreedom

  2. Non-consensual synthetic imagery is scaling faster than platform controls.

    Recent reporting details how AI tools were used to fabricate explicit deepfakes of a public content creator - then monetize them via impersonation accounts.

    Researchers documented millions of sexualized AI-generated images in a short timeframe, prompting regulatory investigations across jurisdictions.

    From a security and governance standpoint:
    • Identity verification failures
    • Monetization platform abuse
    • Content moderation lag
    • Cross-platform amplification
    • Enforcement complexity

    This is not only a policy issue - it’s an abuse-of-technology issue.

    How should AI providers implement friction without crippling innovation?

    Soure: 404media.co/grok-nudify-ai-ima

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    #Infosec #ThreatModeling #AIAbuse #PlatformSecurity #CyberPolicy #DigitalForensics #OnlineHarms #TechNadu