Top Google Security Staff Warn Search Data Could Be Hacked if EU Rules Change
2026-06-29T20:52:09Z•ab80d9ae98947c34f80ba87632572d3adac72a2dd5dcc5b06b2489ebb58c3606
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What happened
A batch of WIRED security stories highlights a wave of active and systemic risks: Google security engineers warn that proposed EU rules to open Search and Android could introduce serious privacy and attack surface issues; LastPass users suffered another data theft; a misconfigured Dialog website exposed high-profile members (including national-security officials); and hackers claim leaked Madison Square Garden data. Other notable items include an Oracle zero-day exploited by ShinyHunters, an approaching expiry of cryptographic boot keys affecting Windows/Linux secure boot, CISA’s directive to缩
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