Grok Is Still Hosting Sexualized Deepfakes of Famous Women
2026-06-12T08:52:09Z•8aab824be7d660a1a3e72b6b5b51cc5e5f68a02c2babfed40dcf17665db78ff7
ACLUAI threatsALPRAnthropicCISAFROSTGrokJavaScript trackingMeta smart glassesSEO spamSSD side‑channelSpotifyWorld Cup surveillancebiometricsdeepfakeface recognitionfake podcastsillegal pharmacylicense plate readersnonconsensual contentpatchingprivacysurveillancevulnerability managementxAI
What happened
WIRED’s feed highlights multiple high‑impact privacy and security issues: xAI’s Grok continues to host nonconsensual sexualized deepfakes of public figures, prompting lawsuits and anonymity battles; Meta’s smart‑glasses platform had embedded face‑recognition code that was later removed; and FROST reveals a new SSD activity side‑channel that lets websites spy on users via JavaScript. Other stories cover a Spotify SEO spam operation using fake podcasts to push illegal pharmacies, CISA’s new directive urging agencies to patch high‑risk vulnerabilities in days due to AI‑enabled threats, widespread
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- 2026-06-12T08:52:09Z
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