Cybersecurity

Keystone to destroy 18,835 wallet units after store key theft

Keystone will destroy 18,835 hardware wallet units after an intruder took a device authentication key from its Shopify store, leaving it unable to certify those devices as genuine. Customer names, addresses, and order details were exposed; recovery phrases and private keys were not.

JLR recalls 93,997 Range Rovers over tailgate drain holes that can damage backup cameras

JLR is recalling 93,997 Range Rover SUVs, model years 2022–2026, over water pooling around the tailgate rearview camera that can damage it and distort the displayed image. The reported cause is insufficient drain holes in the tailgate trim, not a camera or software fault.

Emergency responders and rail personnel working around damaged high-speed trains on the Madrid–Andalucía line near Urda, Spain.

Urda AVE crash kills 68 as LZB failure questioned

Transport minister Óscar Puente attributed the Urda collision, which killed at least 68 people, to an LZB signalling failure around 08:30; trains were authorised to move at 40 km/h. Why movement then occurred at speed remains under investigation, and ERTMS substitution is reported as ongoing.

Illustration of a server room with a sealed testing sandbox next to an open network connection path

California OpenAI subpoena probes model escapes, not violations

California's investigative subpoena to OpenAI seeks documents about reported model escapes from testing sandboxes; it is not a finding of violations. Separately, 23andMe's 2023 breach payouts are moving through tiered claims, and the combined $70 million-plus figure sums settlements for different…

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