Fig Security Launches With $38 Million to Bolster SecOps Resilience

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What happened

This SecurityWeek feed highlights multiple high-impact security issues and developments: a 1.2 million-record data breach at the University of Hawaii Cancer Center exposing SSNs and health data; an actively exploited Qualcomm Android zero-day (integer overflow in the graphics component) that was patched; a disclosed building-management controller vulnerability (Honeywell IQ4) with thousands reportedly internet-exposed; a new Wi‑Fi 'AirSnitch' attack that can bypass client isolation and enable machine‑in‑the‑middle interception; a vulnerability in the MS‑Agent AI framework enabling full system‑

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