Severity Daily

IT and AI security incidents, checked against the primary source

Corrections

Severity Daily corrects errors in public, on the record, and with a timestamp.

When we publish something wrong, three things happen:

  1. The original story is updated with a dated note at the point of the error, stating what it said before and what changed. Nothing is quietly edited.
  2. The correction is logged on this page.
  3. If the error went out on X, the correction goes out on X as a reply to the original post, not as a deletion.

A correction is not an update. A correction means we published something that was wrong. An update means the story moved — a patch shipped, a victim count was confirmed, an attribution was substantiated. Updates are noted on the story itself but do not appear here.

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No corrections yet. This page went up before the first story did.

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