2026-09-28 14:00 UTC | BLOCK 969002
BITCOIN $83,708 | GOLD $4,148 | OIL $99.09
1. South Korea Links DMZ Blast to North Korean Mines in Preliminary Probe
-- South Korea’s military said forensic evidence strongly suggests North Korean mines caused last week’s DMZ blast, which injured three South Korean soldiers; a joint investigation with the UN Command is continuing.
-- For Korean Peninsula security, a final finding that North Korean forces laid the mines across the border could lead Seoul to take countermeasures under the armistice.
2. Copilot Image Reviews Expose User Uploads to Human Contractors
-- Contractors reviewing some Microsoft Copilot image-editing tasks see users’ prompts, uploaded pictures and generated edits, according to internal documents obtained by 404 Media.
-- For workplace privacy, contractor access to uploaded photos gives organizations a concrete reason to restrict sensitive images submitted to Copilot and examine its review practices.
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