Disneyland Now Uses Face Recognition on Visitors
2026-05-02T20:52:15Z•610cccbc85e8aeb63117b2f3b9be4fef44b45938e169ce1d744f7879415cfc4c
CVE-2026-31431account-security (advanced)age-verificationai-securityanthropicbiometricscopyfaildata-exposureexploitfacial-recognitionfast16financial-fraudlinuxmalwaremythosnation-statenorth-koreaopenaipatchingprivacyroot-accessstalkerwareunauthorized-accessunpatched-systemsvulnerability
What happened
A roundup of multiple high-impact security stories: a widespread Linux privilege-escalation exploit dubbed “CopyFail” (CVE-2026-31431) enables root takeover of PCs and servers and remains problematic despite patches; Disneyland has begun using face recognition on visitors, raising privacy concerns; a spyware exposure leaked ~90,000 screenshots from a celebrity’s phone; researchers deciphered the Fast16 sabotage malware possibly linked to past state activity; Discord users gained unauthorized access to Anthropic’s Mythos while the NSA and Mozilla also tested/used Mythos for security research; a
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- 2026-05-02T20:52:15Z
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