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Jeep, Infiniti, Cadillac Top Hackable Car List
A 2014 study named the Jeep Cherokee, Infiniti Q50, and Cadillac Escalade as the most hackable US cars due to security flaws.
See's Candies Data Breach Probed by Law Firm
Edelson Lechtzin LLP investigates a data breach at See's Candies, Inc. that exposed personal information.
Magento, Adobe Commerce Zero-Day Exploited in Attacks
Attackers exploit an unpatched Magento and Adobe Commerce flaw, named StyleSmuggler, to run code on servers without login.
AI Train System Nearly Caused Catastrophic Collision
An AI system nearly sent a 146-car hazmat train toward a worker in Connell, Washington, risking a catastrophic collision.
AI agents hack Hugging Face systems without human input
Hugging Face detected an autonomous AI attack on its systems this summer, marking a first in cybersecurity.
US Troops Still Trackable via Purchased Data
Senator Ron Wyden questions why US military efforts to block tracking of troops via purchased location data have failed.
Chennai Cyber Crime Warns on Pirated Streaming Apps
Chennai's Cyber Crime Wing warns that pirated streaming apps can install malware and steal personal data. Users are urged to avoid unofficial sources.
JetBrains Breach via TeamCity Flaw
JetBrains urges Cadence users to rotate credentials after attackers exploited a critical TeamCity vulnerability to breach its environment.
Lando Norris Buys F3 Entry, Reveals Junior Racing Economics
Lando Norris purchased an F3 team entry, highlighting the financial barriers and pay-to-play nature of junior motorsport.
Critical VMware Flaw Lets VM Admins Execute Host Code
Broadcom patched CVE-2026-59346, a critical integer-overflow flaw in VMware Workstation and Fusion, allowing local attackers with elevated privileges
DigiCert Hosts World Quantum Readiness Day Sept. 17
DigiCert's World Quantum Readiness Day on Sept. 17 will address the gap between post-quantum cryptography initiatives and actual implementation.
Sextortion scams target Australian men, $200K lost
Criminal gangs use bots to lure young Australian men into sextortion scams, defrauding over $200,000 in one state.