A report by ProPublica revealed that Louisiana is using the TIGER computer program to assess parole applications based on a risk score, leading to cancellations of hearings for some inmates deemed “moderate risk”. Critics argue that the algorithm penalizes individuals based on background rather than behavior in prison. Governor Jeff Landry’s laws have made Louisiana the first state to eliminate parole in 24 years, with only “low risk” inmates being eligible.
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Crypto Developers Targeted by Python Malware Disguised as Coding Challenges
The North Korea-linked threat actor responsible for the significant Bybit hack in February 2025 has been associated with a new malicious campaign targeting developers by delivering stealer malware disguised as coding assignments. This activity has been attributed to the hacking group tracked by Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 as Slow Pisces, also known as Jade Sleet or PUKCHONG. The group's tactics highlight a persistent threat to the cybersecurity landscape, particularly in relation to software development...
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