Security News Update for March 1, 2026
- Attention Cisco Users – SD-WAN Zero-Day Exploited for Years
- White House tries to get allies to use US AI stack but rejects global AI governance
- Anthropic Tells Pentagon “NO”
- CMMC Q&A
- Treasury Releases Resources on AI Use for Financial Sector
- Step Finance, SolanaFloor and Remora Markets Shut Down After Cyberattack
- Here is What a Google Subpoena Response Looks Like
- Scam? But there is a legitimate message
- US healthcare diagnostics firm hit by ransomware
- CarGurus Breach Exposes 12 Million Accounts
Security News for the week ending February 27, 2026
This week’s news: are Waymo and Tesla’s driverless cars really driverless, latest delivery scam – fake carriers calling you to return your phone, a simple solution to illegal immigration blocked by red states, Anthrophic tellls DoD no; OpenAI says yes and CISA replaces one placeholder leader with another placeholder. Details here.
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Security News Update for March 8, 2026
- AWS Has a Bad Day
- Gemini Will Remember Your Chats and Share Them With Google Workspace
- Anthropic Banned? Just Kidding!
- OpenAI Works on Spin After “Looking Sloppy”
- AI Agents are too Easy to Fool
- Healthcare Using AI Responsibly – Are You?
- CMMC Q&A
- Cisco Announces 48 New Firewall Vulnerabilities, 2 Critical
- CISA Director Nominee, Sean Plankey, Now in Jeopardy
- Montana Tik Tok Ban Law Lawsuit Dismissed
- $82K Gemini Bill – Google Says it is Your Problem
- FBI Hacked! By China! Again!
- FBI Arrests Subject Who Stole $46 Mil in Crypto from US Marshal Service
Security News for the week ending March 6, 2026
This week’s news: Sen. Widen to block new NSA/Cybercommand leader, Cyber Command disrupted Iranian comms, sensors, tech giants and lawmakers rally around Anthropic vs. Pentagon, Iran war could shake Dubai’s billion dollar influencer economy and data center tax breaks on the chopping block in some states. Details here.
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Security News Update for March 15, 2026
- Senate Confirms Gen. Rudd to Head NSA and Cyber Command
- Anthropic Sues Pentagon Over Supply Chain Risk Label
- Meta Hires the Duo Behind MoltBook
- CMMC Q&A
- Google Releases Command Line Interface to Aid AI Agent Development
- Meta Claims that Piracy is Legal – As Long as it is Used to Train Their AI
- Hackers “Department of Peace” Hack DHS Vendor Database and Makes it Public
- Government Uses Targeted Advertising to Track Your Location
- HungerRush Point of Sale Software for Restaurants Hacked
- Handala Attack Hits Israeli Weather Stations and Cameras
- MedTech Giant Stryker Hit by Iran-Linked Hacker Attack
- Hebrew University of Jerusalem Suffers Destructive Data Breach
Security News for the week ending March 13, 2026
This week’s news: RI lawmakers consider making private encryption keys private, Microsoft takes Anthropic’s side in fight with DoD, Iran says US tech companies are legitimate targets, Instagram to discontinue end to end encrypted messages; TrikTok too and DOGE engineer stole hundreds of millions of taxpayers’ data. Details here.
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Security News Update for March 22, 2026
- CISA Says Harden Endpoint Management
- Iran War Fallout – a Helium Crisis
- Nvidia Bets on OpenClaw, but Adds Security
- Sam Altman Concedes Artificial General Intelligence NOT Around the Corner
- AI Agent Security: Gaps Still Remain
- CMMC Q&A
- Space based Data cCenters
- Beijing Won’t Use US Developed Quantum Resistant Encryption
- Feds Disrupt 4 IoT Botnets
- 4Chan, the Hate Speech and Porn Haven, Tells UK Regulator to Stick it Where the Sun..
- Computers Usually do Exactly What You Tell Them to Do
- Navia benefit Solutions Said Health Info of Over 2 Million Stolen in Breach
Security News for the week ending March 20, 2026
This week’s news: Adobe fined $150 million for making it hard to cancel subscriptions, teens sue xAI over child porn creation, big surprise – courts don’t understand tech, PC memory crisis not going away and Super Micro PC maker co-founder arrested for smuggling Nvidia chips to China. Learn more here.
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Security News Update for March 29, 2026
- Pennsylvania Teens Get Probation for Creating CSAM of Schoolmates
- Judge Enjoins Pentagon in Anthropic Case
- CMMC Q&A
- How Many Q-Bits Do You Need to Break All Traditional Encryption?
- Apple Dips it Toes into the Business World
- Citrix NetScaler Hole Similar in Severity to CitrixBleed2
- Google and Meta Found Liable by LA Jury for Addiction
- Meta Loses Addiction Trial in New Mexico, Fined $375 Million
- Dutch Court Fines Musk 100,000 Euros a Day for Failing to Stop CSAM Creation
- Why Did OpenAI Kill Sora and What Does it Mean?
- DoJ Confirms Iran Hacked FBI Director Patel’s Personal GMail – Stole 836 Meg of Data
- Blueleaks 2.0 Exposes Millions of Law Enforcement Anonymous Tips
- Investigating crime is their job, not yours. They don't care about you, they want
- HackerOne, Mazda, Infinite Campus and Dutch Ministry Hit by Data Breach
Security News for the week ending March 27, 2026
This week’s news: Jeffrey Epstein’s schedule now available online, British lawmaker asks why Meta/Google/X didn’t take down ruinous deep fake, how many Q-Bits do ya need, FBI admits under oath it is tracking you and doesn’t need a warrant and Gen AI has turned fraud into a $400 billion + business. Details here.
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