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2026-05-20T08:52:09Z•96e90ad3d714cebe07d34320277370177ac4993e6313f9f1390440ee9b9c8ddb
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What happened
A roundup of May 2026 Wired security reporting: a critical Linux exploit dubbed CopyFail (CVE-2026-31431) can give attackers root on many machines and remains a major risk despite patches. Large-scale incidents include Foxconn and Instructure/Canvas ransomware attacks, widespread data exposures from quickly-built “vibe-coded” apps, and a spyware incident that leaked tens of thousands of sensitive screenshots. Other notable coverage: underground services for unlocking stolen iPhones and phishing contacts, twin cybercriminals caught after leaving Microsoft Teams recording on, US policy and tech-
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- wired_security
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- 96e90ad3d714cebe07d34320277370177ac4993e6313f9f1390440ee9b9c8ddb
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- 2026-05-20T08:52:09Z
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- Yes
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