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2026-03-29T07:23:40Z•13274a3b130090d51e5916138c41653d8481c3aa276f2dc7db3fd054cf991bb8
AI regulationBliss exploitIoT insecurityMQTTMeta AI glassesProton MailSection 702Xbox Oneconsole hackingcryptocurrencyelectionslaw enforcement cooperationprivacyrobot vacuumseed phrase exposuresurveillancevoltage glitchingwallet compromisewearables
What happened
Schneier’s March posts cover a range of security and privacy issues: political and regulatory risks from AI (including midterm election framing and executive actions limiting state AI regulation) and a Senate warning (Wyden) about undisclosed abuses of Section 702 surveillance law. Technical security incidents include a demonstrated Xbox One hardware hack (voltage-glitch “Bliss” enabling unsigned code), a mass compromise of DJI Romo robot vacuums via MQTT/control vector (~7,000 devices), and a high-impact OPSEC failure by South Korean authorities that publicly exposed a wallet mnemonic and led
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- 2026-03-29T07:23:40Z
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