Why Amazon hates 'human-in-the-loop' AI governance
2026-06-20T19:23:59Z•bd99f4c6bc4791b97542fb2662a7e039b2d56c72b44036d5ee1e2032a10fdf52
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What happened
The batch aggregates widespread active attacks, high-impact zero-days, and large data breaches reported by The Register in mid‑June 2026. Notable items include a checkm8‑style BootROM exploit for A12/A13 iPhones, massive password‑stealing campaign affecting ~75k Fortinet firewalls and separate critical Fortinet sandbox vulnerabilities being exploited, multiple Cisco SD‑WAN/Catalyst SD‑WAN flaws (including a make‑me‑root bug) under active exploitation, a published BitLocker bypass Windows 0‑day, and an Oracle PeopleSoft 0‑day claimed by ShinyHunters affecting 100+ organisations. Several high‑s‑
Why it matters
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- theregister_security
- Record identifier
- bd99f4c6bc4791b97542fb2662a7e039b2d56c72b44036d5ee1e2032a10fdf52
- Enrichment time
- 2026-06-20T19:23:59Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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