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0
3/10
A roundup of recent security incidents including an accidental FBI breach of Epstein files by a foreign hacker, a porn-quit app exposing 600,000 users' masturbation records, and Russian state hackers targeting Signal/WhatsApp accounts via phishing and QR code injection attacks.
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insecure-server-configuration
accidental-breach
fbi
epstein-files
child-exploitation
security-roundup
signal-account-takeover
phishing
qr-code-attack
account-compromise
russian-hackers
data-exposure-porn-app
unencrypted-data
negligence
FBI
Reuters
Quittr
404 Media
Signal
WhatsApp
Netherlands General Intelligence and Security Service
Netherlands Defence Intelligence and Security Service
Handala
Stryker
Meta
Jeffrey Epstein
Detained in Dubai
Bluesky
0
3/10
Amazon won a temporary injunction blocking Perplexity's Comet AI browser from scraping its website after the startup allegedly concealed its agents to bypass authorization controls and access protected customer systems. The ruling cited Amazon's evidence of unauthorized access attempts and costs incurred in developing detection and blocking mechanisms.
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ai-agent
legal-action
data-protection
account-compromise
fraud-detection
bot-detection
Amazon
Perplexity
Comet
Maxine Chesney
OpenAI
ChatGPT
Rufus