AI and Cybersecurity – Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Afraid to Ask
2026-06-16T13:24:07Z•db0d9ebe0a4bb09a472c3e92c8dd2932c9e278ade6b92a676572f004997ec582
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What happened
SecurityWeek roundup (16 Jun 2026): Multiple high-impact incidents and initiatives. Cisco patched an actively exploited Catalyst SD‑WAN zero-day (CVE-2026-20262) that allowed arbitrary file write. Arch Linux’s AUR saw a large supply-chain/typo-squatting wave — roughly 1,500 malicious packages uploaded and account registrations temporarily suspended. Cybercrime group FulcrumSec claims a 1.3 TB data theft from Novo Nordisk; California Water Service is investigating alleged Iranian actor claims but reports no operational disruption. Policy and coordination moves include the White House NSPM-12 to
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