Topic: incident reporting
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Tesla FSD v14 swerved toward ditch, driver reports
Tesla FSD v14.3.6 attempted to veer into a ditch at 110 km/h on an empty, clearly marked highway after missing an exit ramp, requiring manual driver intervention to prevent a crash. The incident occurred under ideal conditions (clear markings, dry pavement, no traffic) with no warning cues, highl...
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Researcher buys noreply.net, receives company secrets
A security researcher who owns the domains noreply.us and noreply.net has inadvertently created a "honeypot," receiving over 400,000 emails since December 2024,roughly 700 per day,containing sensitive data like injury reports, service orders, and corporate credentials. The flood occurs because co...
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UK Report: Hold Software Makers Liable for Security Flaws
The UK Business and Trade Committee proposes making software companies legally accountable for security flaws, arguing that voluntary guidelines are inadequate to protect the nation's economy from rising cyber-attacks. Recent high-profile breaches, such as those affecting M&S and the Co-op, have ...
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South Korea fines KT $39M for customer data breach
South Korea's data protection regulator fined telecom giant KT Corporation approximately $39 million (KRW 53.979 billion) after a femtocell-based network intrusion went undetected for nearly a year, exposing data of 16,647 subscribers and enabling fraudulent mobile payments affecting at least 368...
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Most European Financial Firms Fail DORA Compliance
Most European financial institutions are struggling to achieve full compliance with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), facing significant operational hurdles and the threat of severe penalties for non-compliance. A major compliance obstacle is creating the mandatory Register of Inform...
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Tesla Granted 5-Week Extension in FSD Probe
The NHTSA has extended Tesla's deadline to comply with a broad information request for its safety probe into the Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta software, which is under investigation due to reports of traffic control violations. The regulator demands extensive data, including a full U.S. vehicle in...
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Ransomware Gangs Extorted $2.1B in Two Years: FinCEN
Ransomware extortion surged, with criminals collecting over $2.1 billion from 2022-2024, nearly matching the total from the previous eight years. While 2023 was a peak year, ransom payments dropped sharply in 2024, largely due to successful law enforcement actions against major gangs like ALPHV/B...
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California's New AI Law: A Big Tech Victory
California has enacted the Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act, requiring major AI companies to disclose safety protocols and report incidents without mandating safety testing. The law applies to firms with at least $500 million in annual revenue and emphasizes voluntary transpar...
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Prompt Injection Still Top LLM Threat Despite Few Cases
OWASP's 2026 Top 10 for LLM Applications again ranks prompt injection as the top threat, despite few recorded incidents, because security teams invest heavily in preventing it before exploitation. Prompt injection, which manipulates LLMs into unintended behavior like leaking sensitive data, remai...
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Rising Cyber Threats Fuel Push for Economic Security Bill
A UK parliamentary committee report warns that the country's economic security is at risk due to vulnerabilities from foreign dependencies and inadequate defenses against threats like economic warfare. Cybersecurity is identified as a major concern, with the report emphasizing the need for strong...
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Rust Developers Targeted in New Phishing Campaign
A new phishing campaign is targeting Rust developers via emails that mimic official security breach notifications from the Rust Foundation, attempting to steal GitHub credentials. The fraudulent messages directed users to a fake login portal, but officials confirmed no actual breach occurred and ...
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OpenLoop Health Data Breach Affects 716,000
OpenLoop Health, a telehealth platform, suffered a data breach in January 2026 that compromised the personal information of approximately 716,000 individuals, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and medical data. The company has notified affected users and is offering credit moni...
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UK Cyber-Insurance Payouts Surge 230%
The UK's cyber insurance market experienced a 230% increase in payouts to £197 million last year, alongside a 17% rise in active policies as more businesses seek protection. Malicious software and ransomware attacks drove over half of all claims, rising from 32% to 51%, due to increasingly advanc...
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Instagram Resolves Password Reset Email Glitch
Instagram resolved a widespread glitch that erroneously sent password reset emails to users, confirming an external party triggered the automated messages. The platform assured users their accounts remained secure with no unauthorized access, advising recipients to simply ignore the unsolicited e...
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