Vulnerability lets attackers unlock any X-brand car globally
The exploit works on most X-brand vehicles sold worldwide, requiring no physical access or specialized tools to bypass door locks and immobilizers.
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Vulnerability lets attackers unlock any X-brand car globally
A newly disclosed exploit bypasses security controls on a major auto brand's vehicles across most global markets, exposing millions of owners to trivial unauthorized access and raising urgent questions about automotive supply chain security.
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Goldman Sachs bans Claude Code for traders and bankers
The major financial firm is removing the AI coding tool from front-office staff, citing risk concerns and signaling growing enterprise caution about AI coding assistants in high-stakes environments.
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Apple caps engineer AI spend at $200 per day
The spending limit applies to staff using AI tools for work, reflecting corporate pushback against runaway AI infrastructure costs for internal teams.
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Outlook.com blocks mail from domains without DMARC
Microsoft's email service will now reject messages lacking valid DMARC records, pushing anti-spoofing standard adoption but risking deliverability for small senders without proper configuration.
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Asahi Linux claims AI stole unreleased project code
The open-source Apple silicon Linux distro alleges an AI model trained on its unreleased code without permission, highlighting IP risks in AI training data practices.
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Japan declares infosec emergency; Huawei unveils all-Chinese PC
Japan's emergency response addresses rising cyber threats, while Huawei's fully domestic PC marks a step in its push for tech self-sufficiency amid global supply chain restrictions.
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