Cybercrime Crew Claims It Hacked Mike Lindell’s MyPillow
2026-05-31T20:52:11Z•f2a44a15282966ef865fc475b37fe7c831b1e74324833910d01903d619b4b755
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What happened
This collection of Wired security briefs highlights a surge in high-impact threats and policy debates: large-scale software supply‑chain poisoning (TeamPCP) and live exploits are accelerating an AI-driven bug‑hunting arms race; ransomware gangs are adopting physical/data‑theft hybrids and realistic spear‑phishing via hijacked hotel reservations; location and plate‑reader surveillance (including alleged targeting of US troops via phone/location data) and proposed laws to restrict/license plate tracking are fueling privacy and safety concerns; numerous privacy and law‑enforcement issues (deepfak
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