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Cassian Holt

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Microsoft just rushed out a SharePoint patch after researchers confirmed attackers can take over a server through any account with basic site member permissions

GitHub confirms TeamPCP walked off with 3,800 internal repositories — and the gang is auctioning them on a dark-web forum at a minimum price of $50,000

A single Anthropic AI model just flagged 26 critical vulnerabilities for Palo Alto Networks in one run — more than the firm usually logs in five months

Hackers just walked off with 3,800 of GitHub’s internal code repositories — smuggled out by a single poisoned plugin a GitHub developer trusted

NASA just mapped a permanent moon base spanning hundreds of square miles by 2036 — with hopping drones, new lunar rovers, and a crew living there by 2030

Waymo just hired four lobbyists in Minnesota to crack open a state law blocking driverless robotaxis — aiming to get the rules rewritten before summer ends

Anthropic’s Mythos AI is now restricted to a handpicked list of governments and utilities — the most capable cybersecurity model ever built, walled off from the public

Amazon’s Leo satellite internet network just crossed 300 spacecraft in orbit — closing the gap on Starlink and targeting commercial service across the U.S. this year

The Starlink megaconstellation just crossed 10,000 active satellites in orbit — more spacecraft above our heads than the rest of humanity has ever launched combined

A Falcon 9 booster just landed for the 28th time on a drone ship — setting a record for the most-reused piece of hardware ever to reach space

Anthropic just yanked Claude Code out of its cheap plan and then yanked itself back within hours — reversing the quiet hike after outraged developers threatened to walk

Intel’s CEO just admitted the company can’t meet chip demand for years — calling the climb back a ‘multiyear journey’ for the onetime king of silicon

TSMC is racing to build 18 new chip factories worldwide — trying to catch up to an AI boom that’s already burned through every wafer it can make

The ShinyHunters gang just followed its 275-million-record school heist by breaking into a cloud-gaming platform — spilling birthdays, logins, and two-factor status of gamers worldwide

Hackers are now hiding inside the AI coding assistants developers trust the most — a single poisoned config file quietly smuggling stolen keys out of build servers

Ransomware gangs just hit a dozen companies in a single day — hospitals, law firms, a Vegas convention center, and an auto supplier all locked out at once

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