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2026-05-20T20:52:08Z•af1f03366b8ef59e268eaeb05792b231eb50d2f7ce179119b743b0f294c51b6f
CVE-2026-31431data-exposureiot-securitylinux-exploitmobile-theftopsecprivacyransomwareroboticssupply-chainsurveillancetake-it-down-act
What happened
A Wired Security roundup from May 2026 covering numerous high-impact incidents and trends: a critical Linux exploit called CopyFail (CVE-2026-31431) that can yield root on many machines; major ransomware and supply-chain incidents (Foxconn, the Instructure/Canvas/ShinyHunters outage); widespread accidental data exposure from Vibe-coded apps; an OpenAI worker supply-chain compromise; criminal tradecraft around stolen iPhones and Microsoft Teams OPSEC failures; new US privacy/ takedown law (Take It Down Act) and platform responses; DHS plans for reconnaissance drones over the US–Canada border;,t
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