Meta’s AI Glasses and Privacy
2026-03-19T07:23:42Z•03b84f28391af1567ec74d4c7f1dabe4022134c1d231f3ba519354b47c90f77c
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What happened
Bruce Schneier roundup of security news: a new Wi‑Fi attack dubbed “AirSnitch” enables cross‑layer desynchronization and powerful bidirectional man‑in‑the‑middle (MitM) attacks affecting home, office, and enterprise networks; South Korea’s National Tax Service accidentally published a seized Ledger wallet’s mnemonic recovery phrase, enabling theft of roughly $4.4M in crypto; Meta’s new AI-enabled Ray‑Ban glasses raise major privacy concerns (and a new Android app claims to detect nearby smart glasses); a contested theoretical advance in quantum factorization could, if validated, speed progress
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