The FBI and allies declare the Salt Typhoon cyber campaign a national defense crisis. A sobering reminder: securing global infrastructure can’t wait. Learn more: forbes.com/sites/emilsaye…

China’s Salt Typhoon hack infiltrated telcos in 80+ countries, potentially sweeping up data on nearly every American. Their goal? long-term ability to track, surveil & project influence. Read more: nytimes.com/2025/09/04/wor…

#Cape is proud to use our telco expertise to support the EFF's development of Rayhunter. Rayhunter is an open-source tool for detecting fake cell towers used for surveillance. Read more about it here: eff.org/deeplinks/2025…

🚨 Big news: Cape is now available on Accrescent, a secure, privacy-first Android app store. For users with de-Googled or hardened phones, this means more trust + less compromise.

Ex-WhatsApp security chief sues Meta, alleging unrestricted internal access to user data, daily account takeovers (100K+), and ignored security warnings. Meta disputes the claims. This raises serious questions. nytimes.com/2025/09/08/tec…

Forbes: ICE is using fake cell towers (“Stingrays”) to track phones, capturing suspect location data and potentially bystanders too. 🔗 forbes.com/sites/the-wire…

Google has been hit with a $425.7M verdict for tracking ~98M users even after they turned on privacy controls. 🔗 Read the full story: apnews.com/article/google…

#Cape CEO John Doyle chats with Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq Trade Talks on the identity fraud crisis and why privacy and trust matter now more than ever. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=4HOdG-…

Yesterday, #Cape’s CEO John Doyle testified in Congress on threats and challenges posed to Department of Defense related to adversarial access to sensitive information: 📹 Watch the full hearing: armed-services.senate.gov/hearings/to-re…

Neon (#2 in the App Store) is monetizing surveillance. The app reportedly pays users to record calls, then sells that data to AI firms. techcrunch.com/2025/09/24/neo…

In 2020, hackers stole $37M via SIM swap from a crypto trader using T-Mobile. New court docs show that hackers saw T-Mobile as an easy target, with fewer security guardrails and employees with less training and more access. bit.ly/4nSCovS

ICE paid $825K for vehicles with fake cell towers to track phones. This tech tracks targets but also captures data from all innocent bystander phones nearby. techcrunch.com/2025/10/07/ice…

A fake cell tower was used to surveil protesters at an ICE facility, tricking every phone in the area into connecting and handing over personal data. san.com/cc/exclusive-f…

New research shows geostationary satellites transmit large amounts of unencrypted data, including calls, texts, corporate info, and military data, that can be intercepted with just $800 in gear. Read the full story: bit.ly/43pFNdo

🎉 Cape is honored to be recognized in the 2025 Military and Aerospace Electronics Innovators Awards Program! #MAEInnovatorsAward Read more: businesswire.com/news/home/2025…

#Cape is proud to support GrapheneOS, a secure, privacy-first mobile OS, by donating the entire first month of each Cape subscription by a GrapheneOS user to the GrapheneOS team. Read more: cape.co/blog/cape-supp…

#Cape is excited to launch our new program providing free secure cell service to journalists and activists at risk of digital surveillance. Applicants will be reviewed by our partners at the EFF 🔗Learn more here: cape.co/journalists-an…

We're proud to support journalists, activists, and all those who contribute to a free society by offering them free #Cape service. Read more here: cybernews.com/privacy/eff-ca…