Security News Update for September 6, 2026
- If You Don’t Want to be Scared, Don’t Look at This Graph
- FBI Probes Service Selling 153 Million Drivers Licenses
- Florida and Texas Move to Block Flock Cameras Over Privacy
- OpenAI, the Most Sued Company in the World, Adds a Couple More
- Lutnick Says They Have Kissed and Made Up with Anthropic
- CMMC Q&A
- Anthropic is Rolling Out Zero-Retention AI Safety Monitoring for Enterprises
- Part of the False Claims Act is Qui Tam – Is It Legal?
- Madison Square Garden (MSG) Sues Wired Over Breach Reporting
- Qilin Hackers Leak ATF Data
Security News for the week ending September 4, 2026
This week’s news: Hackers use Twitter’s AI to run exploit campaigns, AI could make it easier for terrorists to build weapons of mass destruction, deputy arrested for using Flock to search for his girlfriend 2,000 times, while passkeys are good, they are not magic and EU and US to surveil drivers soon. Learn more here.
Read the September 6, 2026 issue (PDF)
Security News Update for September 13, 2026
- Microsoft’s Best Friend (or Worst Enemy) Released Another Defender 0-Day
- Anthropic is Working Hard to Keep Up With OpenAI
- OpenAI Promises to Spend $1 Billion on Protecting Critical Infrastructure (Sort of)
- CMMC Q&A
- Treasury to Help Financial Firms Transition to Quantum Resistant Encryption
- Router Maker MikroTik Patches Bugs Currently Being Exploited
- Musk’s xAI Fails to Block Minnesota Law Banning Nudification Apps
- Canada is Fast Tracking a Bill to Force US companies to Secretly Spy on Americans
- KIDS Act Passes the House; Odds Uncertain in the Senate
- EU’s Cyber Resilience Act Goes Into Effect – A Game of Cyber Chicken
- OpenAI Agents Hijack Another Victim
Security News for the week ending September 11, 2026
This week’s news: UK Online Safety Act has made “ABSOLUTELY NO DIFFERENCE”, kids say, Want to tell Zuck to ZuckOff – you can if you are an iPhone user, RAND says we could not replace satellites destroyed in case of a war, the government lacks the ability to verify AI companies’ claims and EU says Google must open up Gemini and search to competitors. Learn more here.
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Security News Update for September 20, 2026
- Hackers Stole a Flock Camera; Decrypted the Software and Thousands of Images
- Microsoft Releases Draft AI Code of Conduct for Public Comment
- Nvidia, Palantir, Others Demand AI Providers Prove Data Protection
- OpenAI has Hundreds Of Humans Reading Transcripts of your Chats
- Litigation Management in the Age of AI
- CMMC Q&A
- Threat Groups (AKA Hackers) are Using AI Better than Defenders
- China Moves its Next AI Chip Forward as White House Can Only Watch
- Microsoft Releases EMERGENCY Patches to Fix RDS Failures Caused by This Month’s Updates
- Apparently Apple Has Heard of AI, Too – Patches More Than 260 Bugs
- Senator Asks Rubio and Blanche to Oppose Canadian Surveillance Legislation
- Why Musk is Fighting Multiple Lawsuits on Being Accountable
- Nutex Health Breached by Shiny Hunters
Security News for the week ending September 18, 2026
This week’s news: AT&T store worker gets 16 months for side hustle, cops say Flock camera search reason is ‘LMAO’, Texas data centers have been giving the gov the middle finger and another cop caught abusing Flock camera data and well, more than one. Details here.
Read the September 20, 2026 issue (PDF)
Security News Update for September 27, 2026
- Google Warns Open-Source Attacks Will Reach New heights
- Has Google Joined the Felony Club?
- Repub Gov Tells White House He is Going to Continue to Regulate AI
- Why Does the AI Industry Want MORE Regulation?
- US Appeals Court Says Pentagon CAN Blacklist Anthropic
- CMMC Q&A
- How to Manage Employees’ Use of Chinese AI Models
- CISA Adds 3 Linux Vulnerabilities to the KEV – Key Word EXPLOITED
- OpenAI’s Attack on Hugging Face Exploited a Patched Linux Bug
- Judge Says Deepfake AI Law Likely Unconstitutional
- Microsoft’s New Windows 11 Recovery Tool – UNDO!
- Hacker Selling Millions of Records Stolen from Azure Customers
Security News for the week ending September 25, 2026
This week’s news: GA State University rescinds job offer-guilty until proven innocent, DoJ wants LinkedIn to keep data demand secret; LinkedIn says no, digital forensics firm used by DoD and DHS made in Russia, US Appeals Court says Pentagon CAN blacklist Anthropic and insurance companies begin to figure out if they will cover AI-related cyber claims. Learn more here.
Read the September 27, 2026 issue (PDF)
