Disneyland Now Uses Face Recognition on Visitors
2026-05-03T20:52:16Z•43c6279325a60499231dac2f9ba177725dab60d9ab666ae65d17e15ff17af090
CVE-2026-31431CopyFailai-agentsai-securityanthropic-mythosapple-patchdata-exposurediscord-unauthorized-accesseu-age-verificationface-recognitionfast16fido-alliancehealth-data-breachlinux-kernelmalwarenorth-korean-hackersopenai-advanced-account-securityphishingremote-code-executionroot-accessscattered-spiderspywarestalkerwaresurveillance
What happened
This Wired security roundup highlights several high-impact threats and policy developments: a critical new Linux kernel exploit dubbed "CopyFail" (tracked as CVE-2026-31431) that grants root access to many PCs and servers (patched but widely unpatched in the wild); expanded use of face recognition at Disneyland and broader surveillance concerns; large personal-data exposures from spyware (including ~90,000 celebrity phone screenshots) and a 500k UK health-records sale; unauthorized access to Anthropic’s Mythos (and related NSA testing of Mythos Preview); Fast16 sabotage malware newly decipherd
Why it matters
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- 43c6279325a60499231dac2f9ba177725dab60d9ab666ae65d17e15ff17af090
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- 2026-05-03T20:52:16Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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