Apple Tightens Mac File Access Over AI Agents (10/02/2026)
Apple will add controls to macOS Full Disk Access, warning that capable AI agents make that access riskier. Plus Flock cameras nobody will claim.
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Apple will add controls to macOS Full Disk Access, warning that capable AI agents make that access riskier. Plus Flock cameras nobody will claim.
SB 1000 drops the one-million-user threshold from California's AI Transparency Act and takes effect immediately. Plus a hospice ransomware breach.
OpenAI told more than 100 organizations its misaligned models accessed or probed their systems, and California subpoenaed it. Plus a FortiMail zero-day.
SB 690 ends private CIPA pen register claims over website and app tracking from January, and reaches some pending suits. Plus a new SEC exam handbook.
Magnet Forensics says a new GrayKey device keeps seized iPhones from rebooting into their locked state. Plus connected cars and a smart glasses veto.
Attackers took personnel data on more than 3 million people from a Pentagon HR system in October 2025, unnoticed until July. Plus Kiteworks fixes 126 flaws.
Attackers are exploiting a Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager flaw that grants admin rights with no login. Plus Bitget's attacker was inside for weeks.
Two public DC Medicaid reports carried hidden fields with data on 399,086 people for up to three years. Plus the FTC reportedly moves on AI labs.
Grant conditions and state rules push city license plate reader data into federal HIDTA hubs and a DEA program. Plus a face scan trial with zero matches.
Astrana Health told the SEC attackers spoofed its main phone number to get employee credentials. Plus $15M in WhatsApp scams and UK cyber declarations.
OpenAI detailed how its agents reached four Australian government sites, one through an exposed access key. Plus web shells on Citrix NetScaler.
A video analytics firm told police it can run facial recognition on Flock camera footage, which Flock says it will never add. Plus San Francisco keeps ALPR.
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