Flock can now issue CVEs for its own products. Should we trust it?
2026-10-13T02:51:35Z•6c512947832ac7a1d852db7e342dc6e7d9db28a4520c71c87e79adbfcccd4f0f
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CyberScoop RSS items cover CVE assignment authority for Flock surveillance products, zero-trust and post-quantum security, AI-agent software supply-chain risk, cybercrime prosecutions, extremist exploitation of minors, critical-infrastructure defense, Flax Typhoon-linked hacking tools, ransomware-related fraud, AI-enabled influence operations, and the need for post-quantum cryptography. The feed contains mostly strategic, legal, and threat landscape reporting rather than specific newly disclosed vulnerabilities.
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