xAI Asks Court to Strip Alleged Grok Deepfake Nudes Victims of Anonymity
2026-06-03T20:52:09Z•f2bfb3e2464f44c38ab903cc026c5294601b0e26416af0762b3755320fcf590b
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What happened
A batch of WIRED security reports highlights a broad set of high-risk privacy and cyber threats: proliferation of nonconsensual deepfakes and related legal fights over anonymity; a new Android caller‑verification feature to combat phone scams; a browser‑accessible SSD side‑channel dubbed FROST that lets websites infer disk activity; large-scale software supply‑chain sabotage (TeamPCP) affecting GitHub and many organizations; targeted spear‑phishing using real hotel reservation data; long‑standing location‑data failures exposing US troops and the ongoing debate over license‑plate‑reader access;
Why it matters
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- wired_security
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- 2026-06-03T20:52:09Z
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- Yes
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