Apple Inc. was sued by two women who say its AirTag devices make it easy for stalkers to track and terrorize victims.

Apparently the way it works is that if you blow up a big crypto firm, you have to sit in your home in a crypto-friendly jurisdiction giving long rambling interviews about your failures to everyone who wants to chat. Arguably this is an improvement over traditional finance, where if you blow up a financial institution you keep quiet and leave the talking to your lawyers.

Iranian government-backed hackers targeted nearly two dozen high-profile activists, journalists, diplomats and others in recent months as part of an ongoing espionage effort, two human-rights groups said Monday.

PepsiCo Inc., New Tiger LLC, their subsidiaries, and workers who say they’re owed wages after the companies’ third-party timekeeping system went down may move forward with a deal for millions in damages, a federal judge in New York said.

Air travelers won’t need REAL ID-compliant forms of identification until 2025, the latest extension of security standards that were set to take effect next May.

The US defeated a former service member’s claim that a Veterans Affairs Department medical center in Virginia improperly released private health-care information to the state’s motor vehicle department.