ALL REPORTS
229 published reports, newest first.
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Expired cards may still pass through a payment
Researchers found gaps in expiry checks that could allow expired credit cards to be used for unauthorized payments. That reported failure mode is unusually counterintuitive: a card that should be unusable because its expiry date has passed could, in some payment paths, reportedly become usable again.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
NASA may have traced a lunar hole to SpaceX debris
NASA estimated a hole on the Moon attributed to SpaceX.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
Claude Code was reportedly used to build a macOS printer driver
A developer used Claude Code to create a custom printer driver for macOS. If accurately described, the odd part is not merely that AI produced code: the reported result is a workaround for hardware or software that apparently lacked the needed macOS support. A printer driver is the narrow piece of software that lets an operating system communicate with a specific printer—precisely the kind of compatibility gap that can leave otherwise working hardware unusable.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
Reportedly, a phishing kit claims it can add a rogue passkey after login
A seller was claiming a $10,000 phishing kit could add a rogue passkey to an account after a victim authenticates. The reported demonstration allegedly used a browser-in-the-middle attack and added credentials within seconds of authentication. If the claim is accurate, the twist is that an attacker could try to turn a successful sign-in into longer-lived access by adding another credential.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
Dinosaur-age footprints may point to an unexpectedly huge mammal
Footprints may point to the biggest known mammal from the age of dinosaurs.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
Darth Vader reportedly backed Flock at a San Diego council meeting
Darth Vader spoke in support of Flock at a San Diego City Council meeting. That is an unusual claim: a fictional villain was reportedly used as a voice in a real civic-policy discussion.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
A Steam Deck LCD reportedly ran from a Raspberry Pi
The reported project is an unusual hardware pairing: using the LCD from a Steam Deck with a Raspberry Pi.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
Chimpanzees may make the same laugh face with or without sound
The reported claim is oddly specific: a chimpanzee’s facial expression associated with laughter may look the same whether a laugh sound is produced or not. If accurate, that would complicate the everyday assumption that a visible “laugh face” reliably tells an observer whether laughter is audible.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
WhatsApp media may expose a shared upload history
A GitHub report says WhatsApp chat media may expose two unexpected clues: whether files share a common lineage, and when that media was first uploaded. If accurate, that could mean copies of an image or video shared in different chats can be connected to an earlier upload rather than appearing as wholly separate files.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
Reportedly, FTP server greetings allegedly hid malware commands
Threat actors are using FTP server banners—the short text a server can display when someone connects—to conceal commands that lead to Windows malware. The alleged operation delivers two previously undocumented remote-access trojans, E4del and PINHOLE. The unusual detail is the claimed delivery channel: a server’s greeting text, rather than an obvious download or attachment.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
A star may be skimming our galaxy’s central black hole
Scientists may have found the closest-known star to the Milky Way’s central black hole. The star moves at about 8% of the speed of light and could help researchers measure the black hole’s rotation.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
Reportedly, Copilot allegedly revealed how to attack its own reasoning
Researchers used social engineering to get Copilot to disclose information about attacking its own reasoning engine.
- Public record
- 22 Aug 2026
- Location
- Unknown
Lung-nodule CAD showed results below its size threshold
The recall says Fujifilm’s FS-AI688 lung-nodule detection software could display lung nodules below its own configured size threshold. The program is meant to assist physician review of CT images, and its results are not used alone for lung-cancer screening or definitive diagnosis.
- Public record
- 16 Aug 2026
- Location
- Japan
Curry Bread Sold as Chocolate Bread Had Missing Allergen Labels
A product listed as chocolate bread with curry bread inside was recalled because its label omitted declarations for beef, salmon, chicken, pork, and apple.
- Public record
- 16 Aug 2026
- Location
- Japan
Battery computer can mistake a normal state for a fault
Toyota filed a recall in Japan for bZ4X and other vehicles after the traction-battery computer could mistake a battery-control state for an abnormal condition. The warning can illuminate and the system can stop, potentially making the vehicle undrivable.
- Public record
- 16 Aug 2026
- Location
- Japan
False battery reading can trigger Ivenix pump shutdown
The recall says Ivenix infusion-pump software may falsely report battery health—typically as 69%—then trigger a depletion alarm that shuts down the pump unless it is connected to AC power.
- Public record
- 15 Aug 2026
- Location
- Global or distribution-defined
EEG amplifier display could put trace blocks one second apart
The recall says certain SD LTM 64 PLUS firmware versions can display EEG traces from separate 64-channel amplifier modules with a fixed one-second delay in multi-module configurations, potentially leading to misinterpretation.
- Public record
- 15 Aug 2026
- Location
- Global or distribution-defined
Dropped infusion pump can register random touchscreen inputs
An Ivenix large-volume pump can develop hidden touchscreen-cable damage after a drop or severe jarring. The resulting interface may register arbitrary touches without user interaction or stop responding to user input.
- Public record
- 15 Aug 2026
- Location
- Global or distribution-defined
iLet pump can stay locked after an unlock swipe
An iLet Bionic Pancreas firmware issue can leave a user on the lock screen after a successful unlock slide. The lockout can prevent cartridge changes and meal announcements; if therapy is already running, insulin delivery continues until the cartridge is depleted, which can lead to hyperglycemia.
- Public record
- 15 Aug 2026
- Location
- Global or distribution-defined
ECG screen may carry one patient’s data into the next record
GE Healthcare recalled MAC VU360 electrocardiographs after a screen may fail to close following an order refresh and two minutes of inactivity. Previous-patient data can remain displayed and could be incorrectly associated with the next patient.
- Public record
- 15 Aug 2026
- Location
- Global or distribution-defined