The FCC Wants to Kill Burner Phones

2026-06-13T20:52:09Za3d5a504a853f8c629ed7059664b0f0179912fd8add89a092454e4a77423332a
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What happened

A roundup of WIRED security reporting highlighting several high-impact, active threats and policy shifts. Key items: AI-assisted bug hunting accelerated Microsoft’s largest Patch Tuesday and prompted CISA to order dramatically faster remediation (as little as three days) for prioritized flaws; the ShinyHunters ransomware gang is actively exploiting an Oracle zero‑day; Grok is hosting dozens of sexualized/nonconsensual deepfakes; researchers disclosed the FROST SSD side‑channel that lets websites infer hard‑drive activity from the browser; and a large-scale spam operation used fake podcasts to操

Why it matters

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2026-06-13T20:52:09Z
AI-assisted enrichment
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