The FBI Wants ‘Near Real-Time’ Access to US License Plate Readers
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What happened
Wired's security roundup highlights multiple high-impact incidents and trends: a live exploit for an unpatched Google flaw was published; TeamPCP is conducting a large-scale open-source supply-chain poisoning campaign affecting hundreds (including GitHub); major ransomware and extortion incidents continue (Foxconn), and the Canvas/Instructure breach by ShinyHunters disrupted thousands of schools. The report also documents widespread data exposure from thousands of low-code "vibe-coded" apps, IoT risks (hackable robot lawn mower), an underground iPhone-unlock/phishing ecosystem, and increasesin
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