Google and Amnesty International teamed up to make it harder for spyware vendors to hide
2026-05-12T20:51:40Z•7b83c695287bf5317743674d5c06a0694e66c213668e8e86eef4f3d5b7d121e0
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What happened
This collection of CyberScoop items highlights several high‑impact security developments: Google and Amnesty International collaborated on Android Intrusion Logging to improve forensic detection of sophisticated spyware; Google also detected an AI‑developed zero‑day before wide exploitation. Separately, Ivanti customers are confronting an actively exploited ePMM zero‑day, and a flaw in Anthropic’s Claude Chrome extension allowed other plugins to hijack victims’ AI. Data‑theft incidents continue — ShinyHunters claimed nearly 9,000 schools affected by the Instructure/Canvas breach — while U.S.政治
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- 2026-05-12T20:51:40Z
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