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Critical Security Flaws in Subaru Starlink System Expose Millions of Vehicles to Remote Access
Researchers uncovered vulnerabilities in Subaru's Starlink system that allowed unauthorized access to vehicle locations and remote control functions affecting millions of cars. The flaws enabled tracking of detailed location histories and control of features like door locks and engine start, raising broader privacy concerns in the automotive industry.
Major Insurance Data Breach Exposes Over 279,000 ANICO Customer and Employee Records
American National Insurance Company faces a significant security incident as researchers discover sensitive customer and employee data leaked on Breach Forums. The exposure, potentially linked to the MOVEit breach, includes personal identification data, policy information, and employee records affecting over 279,000 individuals.
Age Verification Laws Threaten Digital Rights and Free Speech
Global age verification regulations, initially targeting adult content, are raising alarms about broader online censorship and restricted access to legitimate resources. The legislation's vague language and expanding scope threaten LGBTQ+ resources, health information, and fundamental digital freedoms.
French Police Rescue Ledger Executive in Violent Cryptocurrency Kidnapping
French authorities successfully freed Ledger co-founder David Balland and his wife after a brutal 24-hour kidnapping involving cryptocurrency ransom demands. The GIGN tactical unit arrested ten suspects following the ordeal, which included severe violence against Balland.
The Dangerous Deception: How AI Companies' AGI Claims Put Lives at Risk
As tech giants promise artificial general intelligence (AGI) while concealing deadly failures, evidence mounts that human-level AI may be impossible. With trillion-dollar costs and growing casualties, experts warn the industry must shift from AGI pursuit to augmenting human capabilities.
Federal Court Mandates Warrants for FISA Database Searches in Landmark Privacy Ruling
A New York federal court has ruled that government agencies must obtain warrants before searching FISA surveillance databases for U.S. residents' information. The landmark decision, stemming from a terrorism case, establishes new limits on federal surveillance powers and marks a significant victory for privacy advocates.
AI Models Score Below 10% on Groundbreaking 'Humanity's Last Exam' Benchmark
Leading AI systems, including GPT-4 and Claude 3.5, struggled with expert-level reasoning in a comprehensive new benchmark spanning mathematics, humanities, and sciences. The ambitious project, developed by CAIS and Scale AI, involved nearly 1,000 contributors from 500 institutions creating challenging questions to test AI capabilities.
CISA Under Fire: Homeland Security Nominee Calls for Major Agency Overhaul
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, nominee for Secretary of Homeland Security, advocates for a streamlined CISA focused solely on cybersecurity threats. During Senate confirmation hearings, she criticized the agency's disinformation work while facing questions about her own cybersecurity record as governor.
Critical Vehicle Security Flaws Net $382,750 in Rewards at Pwn2Own Automotive 2025
Security researchers exposed 16 critical vulnerabilities in automotive systems during Pwn2Own Automotive 2025's opening day in Tokyo, focusing on infotainment systems, EV chargers, and operating systems. Multiple teams successfully demonstrated exploits of charging infrastructure, while a $500,000 Tesla autopilot challenge remained unattempted.
