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Daily operations at some 15,000 automotive dealers remain impacted as CDK works to restore its dealer management system, following what appears to be a ransomware attack last week. [TechWeb]( Follow Dark Reading: [RSS]( June 27, 2024 LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY [CDK Attack: Why Contingency Planning Is Critical for SaaS Customers]( Daily operations at some 15,000 automotive dealers remain impacted as CDK works to restore its dealer management system, following what appears to be a ransomware attack last week. [Dangerous AI Workaround: 'Skeleton Key' Unlocks Malicious Content]( Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, and Meta GenAI models could be convinced to ditch their guardrails, opening the door to chatbots giving unfettered answers on building bombs, creating malware, and much more. [Apple AirPods Bug Allows Eavesdropping]( The vulnerability affects not only AirPods, but also AirPods Max, Powerbeats Pro, Beats Fit Pro, and all models of AirPods Pro. 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