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EP 291.  In this week's update:

When a 200-pound internet-connected machine can be hijacked from 6,000 miles away, the smart home has officially become a liability.

The moment security researchers have long anticipated has arrived: AI is no longer just defending systems - it's actively being used to break them.

The same open ecosystems that accelerated AI adoption are now emerging as a significant and underestimated vector for supply chain attacks.

In a landscape where breaches are inevitable, DigiCert's handling of a code-signing compromise offers a rare and instructive model for what accountability actually looks like.

A browser trusted with your most sensitive credentials is quietly leaving them exposed in memory - and the vendor considers it working as intended.

Google is embedding fraud detection directly into the operating system, signaling a fundamental shift in where the mobile security perimeter now begins.

After years of a fragmented messaging security landscape, Apple and Google have closed one of the most glaring cross-platform encryption gaps in consumer technology.

Decades of observational data linking coffee to longevity may finally have a molecular foundation - and it has nothing to do with caffeine.

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