Linux's Rough Run, ICE's 20M Palantir Database & Android Good/Bad News

Linux's Rough Run, ICE's 20M Palantir Database & Android Good/Bad News

From Techlore Surveillance Report by Techlore

May 14, 2026 · 37 min

About this episode

The episode discusses recent vulnerabilities in Linux, a large Palantir database, and updates on Android security features.

Linux gets hit with a third major vulnerability in as many weeks, a Palantir-built database of 20 million people, and Android delivers both bad news (a new VPN leak Google has refused to patch) and good news (intrusion logging for high-risk users). Plus encrypted RCS finally arrives in iOS 26.5, Instagram quietly kills its end-to-end encrypted DMs, and the usual roundup of data breaches, threats, and FOSS+ updates in your weekly Surveillance Report. 🧡 SUPPORT TECHLORE Become a Techlorian and keep this show growing: ★ Support this podcast ★ 🔗 SOURCES & LINKS View all sources here: https://techlore.tech/three-linux-exploits-palantir-20m-person-database-and-androids-good-bad-week-surveimay-13/ ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 INTRO TO SURVEILLANCE REPORT 00:34 A THIRD LINUX VULNERABILITY STRIKES! 05:16 PALENTIR KNOWS ALL 07:20 SOME QUICK ANNOUNCEMENTS 10:32 ANDROID: GOOD AND BAD NEWS 15:48 DEFENSE BULLETIN: DATA BREACHES 20:54 DEFENSE BULLETIN: THREATS 27:12 DEFENSE BULLETIN: FOSS+ 🎥 VIDEO Watch on YouTube 📰 ABOUT SURVEILLANCE REPORT Your essential weekly tech news podcast covering the latest threats to security, privacy, and digital freedom. Hosted by Henry Fisher from Techlore.

People in this episode

Host: Henry Fisher

Topics covered

  • Linux vulnerabilities
  • Palantir database
  • Android news
  • data breaches
  • security threats
  • encryption updates

Keywords

  • Linux
  • Palantir
  • Android
  • data breaches
  • encryption
  • security
  • VPN leak
  • iOS

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Linux, Palantir, Google, Instagram

Books & works: iOS 26.5

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