xAI Asks Court to Strip Alleged Grok Deepfake Nudes Victims of Anonymity
2026-06-04T08:52:21Z•d817869f8ce7267fbdf971a91cc34eff571fdc34917bca49ac4f6a2bdd1fe662
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What happened
This WIRED security roundup highlights several high-impact privacy and cyberthreat developments: a court fight over anonymity for alleged victims of AI-generated nonconsensual nudes; Android’s new in‑dialer anti‑scam call verification; FROST, a newly described SSD browser side‑channel that can leak disk activity via JavaScript; TeamPCP’s large‑scale open‑source supply‑chain poisoning on GitHub; claims of a cyberattack on MyPillow and continued ransomware/physical data‑theft trends; and widespread misuse of location and license‑plate data (including Pentagon troop exposure and federal pushes to
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