Your Push Notifications Aren’t Safe From the FBI
2026-04-12T20:52:13Z•bcb2f05f02843f7c5d4de27b6b110e55e28dd0947fba909cf4aaafc143b25ac6
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What happened
A Wired security roundup covering multiple high-impact incidents and trends: risks to push notifications and potential law‑enforcement access; Iran-linked and other nation‑state attacks targeting US energy, water, and major tech firms; supply‑chain and data‑exposure incidents (Cisco source‑code theft, Mercor data breach affecting AI training secrets, CBP facility codes leaked via Quizlet); leaked AI model/code (Claude) being posted with malware; Apple backporting iOS fixes to mitigate the DarkSword hacking tool; FBI wiretap/tool hacks raising national‑security concerns; widespread domestic use
Why it matters
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- wired_security
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- 2026-04-12T20:52:13Z
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- Yes
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