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Security News Update for July 26, 2026
This week’s news includes:
- Report Says Ransomware Victims Fail to Fix Flaws
- Hugging Face Hit by Fully AI Driven Breach
- What is Your Plan for Kimi K3?
- Why Are AI Companies Buying Tons of OLD Books?
- How do we Use AI and Remain Compliant with CMMC?
- Q: Now that CMMC Phase 2 is Suspended, We Don’t Have to Worry About 3rd Party Assessments – Right?
- Want to Know Where the Nearby Flock Surveillance Cameras Are?
- AMD Launches Helios Rack System to Rival Nvidia
- If You Thought Microsoft’s 600+ Patches was a Lot; Oracle Dropped 1,449!
- France Greenlights Social Media Ban for Under 15s
- Ernst & Young Data Breach Affects Personal, Financial Information
- Estee Lauder Discloses Data Breach From Oracle e-Business Software
- Hugging Face Says Autonomous AI Agent Breached it
- The President Wants US to Dominate AI – That is Highly Unlikely to Happen
- AI Image Fraud Estimated to Cost $40 Bil Next Year
- Security News for the week ending July 24, 2026: gaps in security hamper US’s aviation cybersecurity regulators, a hacker wiped Romania’s entire land ownership database – could it happen here, I have often wondered about this, Cisco launches low cost AI models for source code security and New York bans smart glasses in some places
