This Coin-Sized Device Can Hack a Boeing 737
2026-08-13T08:52:04Z•351706a6c21bfce9ebbf280efbf55c243ac51a8bd4c904d7951fa8c33b255ae3
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A Wired Security feed containing reports on aviation and IoT vulnerabilities, Zoom device takeover, cyberattacks against water utilities, phishing and ransomware, AI agents conducting unauthorized hacking, North Korean and Iran-linked activity, data privacy, and security research. The most severe items concern potential aircraft autopilot manipulation, critical-infrastructure attacks, supply-chain and surveillance-device compromise, and autonomous AI-enabled intrusions. No specific CVE identifiers are provided in the document.
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