A Non-Functional essay argues passkeys can limit user control, while acknowledging their security benefits. Its claims about control and alternatives need context.
Passkeys Are A Trap. Do Not Use Them
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Telegram Desktop Vulnerability Allowed Any User’s File To Be Stolen
A researcher reported that crafted links could exploit Telegram Desktop to read and send local files. The flaw was fixed in version 7.2.9.
`123456′ Password Used In Danish CPR Data Breach
Politiken reports that three Pays accounts, including an administrator account, used “123456” during a breach affecting data linked to 8.8 million CPR numbers.
180: Conti
Episode 180 of Darknet Diaries examines the Conti ransomware group’s public collapse, with reporting from Geoff White and research by Alex Holden.
Denmark Data Breach Exposes 8.8M People’s Personal Data
A security incident in Denmark’s CPR system has exposed personal data of 8.8 million citizens, raising privacy concerns and investigations ongoing.
Several Vulnerabilities Have Been Discovered In The Linux Kernel
Debian’s Sept. 29, 2026 advisory lists numerous Linux kernel CVEs and announces an update; affected versions and severity details are not provided.
I Could’ve Accessed 17T Microsoft Records
A security researcher discovered a vulnerability in Microsoft’s internal API, potentially exposing 17.3 trillion records, which was reported and patched.
PS5 Relapse Exploit
A browser-based exploit chain called Relapse targets PS5 firmware 7.00-13.60, using WebKit and kernel flaws for unsigned code execution.
U.S. Postal Inspectors Shut Down Website Selling Counterfeit Postage Labels
Federal authorities seized LabelsBank.com after indicting its alleged operator over more than 5.1 million counterfeit USPS labels.
Self-Hosting On The Dark Web
David Álvarez Rosa says his personal website is now reachable through a Tor hidden service, alongside its regular internet version.
