Meet Rassvet, Russia’s Answer to Starlink

2026-05-09T08:52:21Zf4a72ac7d4d546091b4a178742873a2211191794f60cae39eb973d7521426c62
AI-misuseAnthropicCVE-2026-31431CanvasCopyFailInstructureMythosShinyHuntersbreachdata-exposureface-recognitionfast16linux-exploitopenaiprivacyransomwareroot-accessspywarestalkerwaresurveillance

What happened

A batch of Wired security stories highlights multiple high-impact incidents and trends: the CopyFail Linux exploit (CVE-2026-31431) gives attackers root on many machines; the ShinyHunters breach forced Instructure to shut down Canvas, disrupting thousands of schools; thousands of “vibe‑coded” apps exposed sensitive corporate and personal data on the open web; and researchers revived Fast16 as a historically significant sabotage malware. Other themes include misuse of AI by threat actors, unauthorized access to Anthropic’s Mythos, large-scale spyware exposures, new surveillance deployments (fac

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2026-05-09T08:52:21Z
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