‘We Were Not Ready for This’: Lebanon's Emergency System Is Hanging by a Thread
2026-04-09T08:52:12Z•fd0fe9f8856facf6af972301f98247560229f1666354f03dce051d2c46e9d994
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What happened
Wired’s security roundup highlights a surge in high-impact cyber incidents and systemic security failures: Iran-linked attacks and threats against US energy, water, and major tech firms; supply-chain and source-code theft (Cisco) and an AI-data vendor breach (Mercor) that may expose model-training secrets; public posting of the Claude code leak with accompanying malware; FBI wiretap-tool disclosure; widespread use of spyware/stalkerware and nonconsensual-image sharing on Telegram; operational-security leaks at US Customs/Border Protection; Apple issuing backported iOS 18 fixes to mitigate the“
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