Dexcom Warns Stolen G7 Glucose Sensors May Pose Infection, Reading Risks

2026-05-31T08:51:49Zb01ac55ad2f3beb18379359cdbfbeccc5c791627913b604826570ff6082b4cfb
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What happened

A roundup of mid‑May 2026 security incidents: multiple large data breaches and extortion campaigns tied to social‑engineering and vishing (Carnival ~6M customers, Charter/ShinyHunters ~42M, 7‑Eleven reports, OnlyFans listing) and ongoing activity by ShinyHunters. FBI warnings highlight Kali365 (phishing service that abuses device‑code/OAuth flows) and Silent Ransom Group’s physical impersonation tactics. Microsoft disclosed a Windows zero‑day dubbed “YellowKey” able to bypass BitLocker (temporary mitigations issued). Microsoft also disrupted Fox Tempest, a malware‑signing service abusing Azure

Why it matters

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Evidence and limitations

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2026-05-31T08:51:49Z
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