Geofence Warrants Ruled Unconstitutional—but That’s Not the End of It
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A security-news roundup reporting multiple active and emerging issues: Google TAG says Iran-linked APT42 targeted nearly a dozen individuals associated with US political campaigns; an alleged National Public Data breach reportedly exposed ~2.9 billion records (names, addresses, SSNs); researchers disclosed radio-based attacks on Shimano Di2 wireless shifters, extraction of administrator keys for electronic lockers, and an unpatched Pixel Showcase.apk vulnerability; plus related legal and regulatory developments including a Fifth Circuit ruling on geofence warrants, a $60M CFIUS fine for T-Mobile, the Kim Dotcom extradition decision, and a lawsuit targeting deepfake "nudification" sites.
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