New surveillance tech links your phone to your license plate

2026-08-11T20:51:38Za545933ba5aada3bf2dbaf1df21565801ba6ebcd01cf00380f37ecee60bbc7e7
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A security-news digest covering surveillance and privacy risks, passkey and email-domain abuse, vulnerable server management controllers, AI agents conducting real-world cyberattacks, ransomware and social engineering, nation-state exploitation, Windows and Exchange zero-days, Secure Boot bypasses, software supply-chain concerns, and post-quantum cryptography weaknesses. Several stories describe active exploitation or persistent compromise of enterprise systems, while others highlight emerging risks from autonomous AI and insecure operational practices.

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2026-08-11T20:51:38Z
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