"TotalRecall Reloaded" tool finds a side entrance to Windows 11's Recall database
2026-04-15T20:51:45Z•021ba714b0e4472da51367e8e7ae498a03df6f623a4d1e8e9e11b60d3120d9c7
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What happened
Aggregated Ars Technica security headlines (Mar–Apr 2026) describing multiple active, high-impact threats and research: a new tool exposing a side entrance to Windows 11 Recall data; state‑linked disruptive intrusions (Iran, Russia) against critical infrastructure and consumer routers; supply‑chain compromises (Trivy, GitHub repositories, invisible/unicode payloads); a viral AI agent/tool (OpenClaw) enabling unauthenticated admin access; several novel exploitation techniques (Nvidia GPU Rowhammer variants, widespread iPhone exploit DarkSword); disclosed IP‑KVM vulnerabilities; and advances in‑
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- 2026-04-15T20:51:45Z
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- Yes
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