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Pwn2Own: Hacker knacken Samsung Galaxy S26 und Philips Hue Bridge
Teaser from the source
Neue Zero-Day-Lücken gibt es auch in KI-Diensten und Druckern. Insgesamt zeigen Forscher am ersten Tag des Wettbewerbs 32 Bugs. ( Sicherheitslücke , Smartphone )
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