Hackers Are Using Passkey Updates as a New Microsoft Phishing Hook
2026-09-21T08:51:40Z•513db3c2a5c56d11189a7203c18c7658402ad05e44416ebe982afd1b65722db6
CVE-2026-58704AI governanceAI securityCISA KEVGoogle PixelIoT securityMFAMicrosoft 365camera compromisecyber espionagedata exposuredeepfakesdevice code phishingexploitation in the wildmodem vulnerabilitypasskeysphishingprivacyransomwaresemiconductor technologysession hijackingzero-day
What happened
TechRepublic security feed covering Microsoft-themed passkey and MFA phishing, a physically compromised Flock camera exposing sensitive imagery, a Google Pixel modem zero-day reportedly exploited in targeted attacks and added to CISA KEV (CVE-2026-58704), regional cyberattack activity, privacy concerns, AI governance and safety, cyber-enabled espionage, and related technology security developments.
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