Automakers routinely share personally identifiable connected-car data with third parties, report says
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What happened
A news feed highlights several cybersecurity developments: automakers allegedly share connected-car personally identifiable information with advertising partners; Google reports vulnerability disclosures exceeding 10,000 per month as AI accelerates exploitation; Ukrainian researchers warn of DarkSword iPhone malware and related mobile attacks; and the Russian FSB-linked Star Blizzard group has expanded phishing campaigns targeting supporters of Ukraine. The feed also includes a non-technical report about Pentagon oversight of U.S. Cyber Command.
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- 2026-09-30T20:51:48Z
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