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yokai.hakaisecurity.io · high

CVE-2026-12191: Insecure pickle deserialization in comma.ai openpilot modeld enables root RCE on comma 3X

The Hakai Yokai Research Team disclosed CVE-2026-12191, an insecure deserialization flaw (CWE-502) in openpilot, the open-source Level 2 driver assistance system from comma.ai that supports over 275 vehicle models. The modeld process calls Python pickle.load() / pickle.loads() on model and metadata files with no validation, signature or h…

theregister.com · medium

Auto tech startup IQ.Lvbs alleges hack attempts to steal NovaSpark model traced to rival Comma.ai IP address

Automotive AI startup IQ.Lvbs claims that between October 7 and 14, 2026 it faced repeated attempts to steal its NovaSpark driving model, access users' devices and private driving files, and exploit its sign-in system. The company says the first requests came from an IP address assigned to Comma.ai Inc., a rival whose camera hardware Nova…

techcrunch.com · low

Google rolls out Gemini 'Personal Intelligence' in Android Auto, drawing on Gmail, Calendar, YouTube and Maps data

Google announced on 20 October 2026 that it is upgrading the Gemini assistant in vehicles with a Personal Intelligence feature. The feature draws on data from Gmail, Google Calendar, YouTube, Maps, Google Search history and other connected Google services. It launches today in Android Auto and will reach cars with Google Built-in in the c…

securelist.com · high

MoYu Group (BADBOX-linked) malware spreads via DoFun Android head unit updater, building ad-fraud and proxy botnet

Kaspersky found the first documented Android malware targeting automotive head units, discovered in June 2026. It is a multi-stage downloader whose ultimate purpose is ad fraud and a residential proxy botnet. It spread through the built-in updater (TWCore, package com.tw.core) of DoFun head unit firmware, which installs APKs pushed over a…

huntress.com · medium

Business email compromise (BEC): tactics, warning signs and defensive guidance, with $55B in reported global losses

Huntress published an explainer on business email compromise (BEC), a targeted form of phishing in which attackers impersonate or take over trusted email accounts to redirect payments or steal credentials. The article cites roughly $55 billion in worldwide losses and a Huntress survey of 500+ US IT professionals, in which 36% of organizat…