OpenAI Expands Outside Safety Reviews Into Model Training
2026-09-25T08:51:40Z•30a1511edee281c782c0577c162163159b014f2a118d12ae046262234b2cf901
CVE-2026-58704AI agent securityAI safetyAndroidCISA KEVGoogle PixelIoT securityMFA phishingMicrosoft 365 phishingactively exploited vulnerabilitycamera compromisedata exposuredevice-code phishingencryption key exposuremobile securitypasskeysprivacyransomwaresession hijackingsmart TV privacythird-party accessunpatched softwarezero-day
What happened
TechRepublic security coverage includes a confirmed actively exploited Google Pixel modem zero-day (CVE-2026-58704), phishing campaigns abusing passkey and MFA update prompts to hijack Microsoft 365 sessions, and a physical compromise of Flock cameras exposing encryption material and large volumes of images. Additional reporting discusses ransomware, unpatched software, smart-device privacy, AI-agent safety, and third-party access risks. The Pixel vulnerability is listed in CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and warrants urgent remediation.
Why it matters
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- 2026-09-25T08:51:40Z
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