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Security News Update for September 6, 2026
This week’s news includes:
- If You Don’t Want to be Scared, Don’t Look at This Graph
- FBI Probes Service Selling 153 Million Drivers Licenses
- Florida and Texas Move to Block Flock Cameras Over Privacy
- OpenAI, the Most Sued Company in the World, Adds a Couple More
- Lutnick Says They Have Kissed and Made Up with Anthropic
- Honeywell Settles False Claims Act Charges for $2 Million
- Is the CMMC Phase 2 Pause a Win for Industry?
- ** REMINDER** NEW SPRS/PIEE System Access Requirements
- Anthropic is Rolling Out Zero-Retention AI Safety Monitoring for Enterprises
- Part of the False Claims Act is Qui Tam – Is It Legal?
- Madison Square Garden (MSG) Sues Wired Over Breach Reporting
- Qilin Hackers Leak ATF Data
- Healthcare Attacks Can be Life Threatening
- White House Has a Half Baked Plan to Improve Public Water System Safety
- China Says THANK YOU for US Export Bans
- Security News for the week ending September 4, 2026: Hackers use Twitter’s AI to run exploit campaigns, AI could make it easier for terrorists to build weapons of mass destruction, deputy arrested for using Flock to search for his girlfriend 2,000 times, while passkeys are good, they are not magic and EU and US to surveil drivers soon.