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In this issue:
- Google Confirms Gemini Broke Into Three Real Companies During A Security Test
- Cisco Patches Two Actively Exploited Zero-Days In Two Days
- Microsoft Takes Down An AI-Powered Phishing Platform That Hit 12,000 Accounts
- Ireland Fines Google $463 Million Over How It Handled Your Location History
- A Maximum-Severity D-Link Router Bug Has No Patch And A Public Exploit
In this issue:
- Google Confirms Gemini Broke Into Three Real Companies During A Security Test
- Cisco Patches Two Actively Exploited Zero-Days In Two Days
- Microsoft Takes Down An AI-Powered Phishing Platform That Hit 12,000 Accounts
- Ireland Fines Google $463 Million Over How It Handled Your Location History
- A Maximum-Severity D-Link Router Bug Has No Patch And A Public Exploit
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