Cybersecurity professional Bill Swearingen developed noRecognition, a reinforcement learning project that generates patterns to block surveillance cameras and license plate readers from detecting people and vehicles.
Even if Ukraine obtains a license to produce Patriot air defense systems from the US, launching production will take at least a year, Vladimir Zelensky said.
Flock Safety planned to partner with dashcam maker Nexar to turn 350,000 civilian ride-share and delivery vehicles into mobile license-plate readers, according to a presentation shared with 404 Media.
Blockchain.com secured a virtual asset service provider license from the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority on July 22, 2026, enabling it to offer regulated crypto custody and exchange services.
Fraudsters are impersonating European regulators and crypto exchanges to steal from customers forced to withdraw funds following the shutdown of unlicensed firms under the EU's MiCA regulation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the country's first comprehensive digital currency law, establishing a regulated framework for crypto exchanges, custody, and trading while maintaining a ban on crypto payments.
Fraudsters are impersonating EU financial regulators and crypto firms to scam customers of unlicensed crypto service providers following the July 1 MiCA Regulation deadline.
EVgo has announced plans to deploy license-built Tesla V4 Superchargers across its US network starting this fall, supporting both NACS and CCS1 plugs and integrating with Tesla's in-car navigation.
BBC Verify found more than 1,900 small high street businesses, including vape shops and car washes, licensed to sponsor foreign workers under a specialist scheme despite tightened visa rules aimed at restricting it to graduate-level roles.
Bybit's European payments subsidiary, Bybit Payments GmbH, secured an electronic money institution license from Austria's Financial Market Authority to add payment and e-money services to its regional platform.
Discussions continue in the US regarding transferring the Patriot interceptor license to Kiev, despite Donald Trump's doubts and defense industry concerns following recent meetings with Vladimir Zelensky.
Shenzhen health authorities warned private medical providers to halt unauthorised operations and marketing in Hong Kong after a local man was arrested for illegal dentistry.
Digital asset prime brokerage FalconX laid off roughly 10% of its global workforce to prepare for a prolonged cryptocurrency market downturn, while also reshaping its strategy in Singapore.
Steve Eimers, known as “The Guardrail Guy,” halted his advocacy on automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) after cameras he highlighted for safety concerns were vandalized. This decision followed an arrest in Tennessee for felony vandalism of four ALPRs, with Eimers expressing dismay over public support for the alleged perpetrator.
Pakistan has deployed China-acquired SH-15 wheeled self-propelled artillery guns, also produced under license, near the Indian border as part of its modernization efforts. India, also modernizing its artillery, is urged to restructure its forces internally.
The United States and Ukraine are consulting on the potential transfer of Patriot air defense system production technology to Kyiv, according to US Congressman Mike Turner. While negotiations are ongoing and complex, former President Donald Trump has expressed skepticism regarding such transfers.
New York has filed a lawsuit against prediction-market exchange Kalshi in a Manhattan state court, seeking to permanently block its alleged unlicensed sports wagering operations in the state. The suit demands customer restitution, damages, and substantial penalties, intensifying a dispute over whether federal commodities oversight preempts state gambling laws.
Louisiana's Act 482, effective August 1, allows users to demand full refunds for virtual currency kiosk transactions if the operator was unlicensed at the time. Operators must respond within 10 business days and complete refunds within 90 calendar days.
Kyiv suffered ballistic missile attacks, killing 10 and injuring 22, while Donald Trump expressed reluctance on licensing Patriot missile production to Ukraine. President Zelenskyy also urged Trump to facilitate Starlink use for strikes inside Russia. Separately, Ukrainians protested the ouster of the defense minister, and Black Sea grain exports faced threats from drone attacks.
Circle has secured a limited purpose trust charter from the NYDFS, enabling it to operate as Circle New York Trust and expand its USDC stablecoin services under state supervision. This regulatory milestone, following a recent OCC approval, strengthens Circle's position in the digital asset market.
New York state has sued prediction market operator Kalshi, alleging it runs an illegal gambling operation without a license, allows underage users, and avoids taxes. Kalshi argues it's a federally licensed exchange overseen by the CFTC, not states, and that the lawsuit is "political theater."
ABC has accused the FCC of retaliating against its editorial decisions and Donald Trump coverage by subjecting eight local stations to an expedited license renewal process. The Disney-owned network argues this is an unconstitutional premise, while the FCC denies political motivation, citing employment practices.
Chelsea has been fined £10m by the FA and received a suspended transfer ban for multiple transfer rule violations during the Roman Abramovich era, including using unlicensed agents and obscuring dealings. The club self-reported the offences in 2022, leading to the resolution of all regulatory proceedings.
Kyiv suffered ballistic missile attacks, killing nine and wounding 23 across five districts. Meanwhile, Donald Trump retreated from a promise to let Ukraine produce Patriot interceptors, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy sought his help to secure Elon Musk's Starlink for strikes inside Russia.
