Security News This Week: LastPass Users Had Their Data Stolen—Again
2026-06-28T08:52:08Z•b8be7b4b5ba2a5bc7d9069764f219ef1be6e9e689c6f6e54d9ac004ab6064f46
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What happened
WIRED’s security roundup covers a string of high-impact incidents and trends: LastPass users had data stolen again; a misconfigured Dialog site exposed private records (including senior national-security personnel); Microsoft disrupted major infostealer infrastructure; reports of exploited Oracle zero-days and other active threats; looming cryptographic key expirations affecting Windows/Linux secure boot; CISA’s push for much faster patching amid AI-driven threats; proliferation of deepfakes and AI-enabled scams; and wider debates over face recognition, predictive-policing AI, and governanceof
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