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Tata Electronics Data Breach Exposes Apple, Tesla Risk
Tata confirmed a breach after hackers claimed 204,341 Apple and Tesla-linked files, raising fresh supplier-risk alarms.

Stolen Klue Tokens Turn LastPass Data Breach Into CRM Alarm
Stolen Klue OAuth tokens let attackers reach LastPass customer data in Salesforce. Vaults weren't hit, but SaaS trust took a blow.

Eight-Year Samsung KNOX Flaw Exposed Galaxy Phones
An eight-year Samsung KNOX kernel bug exposed Galaxy S9 through S25 devices, raising harder questions than a routine Android patch.

London Hydro Data Breach Keeps 160,000 in Dark on Grid Risk
London Hydro exposed customer data but won't say whether attackers reached operational systems. That's the risk customers can't price.

£39m Transport for London Cyber-Attack Ends in Guilty Pleas
Two young Britons admitted roles in the £39m TfL cyber-attack, which exposed data from 10 million customers and crippled key apps.

Unfixable iPhone Security Flaw Exposes A12, A13 Models
A12 and A13 iPhones have a SecureROM flaw Apple can't patch, but the attack needs hands-on access.

JaredFromSubway MEV Bot Tricks Itself in $15M Heist
A $15M drain turned JaredFromSubway’s MEV logic against itself, exposing a sharp risk in automated crypto trading.

Unpatchable Apple Chip Flaw Cracks iPhone Jailbreak Door
Public usbliter8 code exposes an unpatchable Boot ROM flaw in A12 and A13 iPhones, giving researchers a permanent hardware foothold.

630GB Claim Rocks Tata Electronics Data Breach Review
Tata Electronics confirmed a breach after a 630GB hacker-forum claim raised questions about Apple and Tesla-linked manufacturing files.

AutoJack Turns AutoGen Studio Flaw Into Code Execution Risk
Microsoft patched the AutoGen Studio flaw before PyPI release, but AutoJack exposes a dangerous trust gap in local AI agents.

Brazil Emergency Alert Hack Hijacks Millions of Phones
A suspected hacker hijacked Brazil's alert system, sending an 'extreme' midnight warning to millions and shaking trust in public safety tech.

ClickFix Malware Turns Gizmodo Against Windows PCs
A compromised Gizmodo account served fake ClickFix prompts, pushing Windows readers toward NetSupport RAT via copy-paste commands.