Meta Sued Over Training Data for Its AI and Face-Recognition Systems
2026-09-12T08:52:05Z•0af4f6731a82fe5310faa3da837b670c49f27d7741c2b5b280e0fefaf16c68b3
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What happened
A WIRED Security feed covering privacy, surveillance, AI safety and abuse, cyber threats, fraud, software supply-chain vulnerabilities, law-enforcement data access, and emerging security technologies. The most directly actionable cybersecurity report concerns nine vulnerabilities in ATM encryption and authentication software, while other items describe AI-enabled cyber capabilities, attacks on water systems, enterprise-chat scams, exposed identity data, and privacy risks from facial recognition and automated surveillance.
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