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A ransomware crew says it hit Starbucks months ago and was never paid — now it’s threatening to leak the coffee chain’s stolen files

GitHub just confirmed hackers broke into its own code through a poisoned coding tool — slipping in on a developer’s laptop without anyone noticing for days

NASA’s Psyche spacecraft just whipped past Mars at 2,800 miles to steal a gravity boost — slinging itself toward a giant metal asteroid far beyond the belt

SpaceX scrubbed its giant Starship V3 seconds from liftoff as automated holds froze the countdown — and it will try the maiden flight again tonight

Hackers say Starbucks refused to pay their ransom — now the gang behind the attack is threatening to dump everything it stole from the coffee giant

For the first time, an AI found a real zero-day on its own — a flaw dangerous enough to slip past two-factor logins across Google’s products

Cybersecurity firms are now calling 2026 ‘the year of AI-assisted attacks’ — as automated tools find and weaponize flaws faster than humans can patch

SpaceX will bring its Super Heavy booster down for a water landing in the Gulf today — skipping the tower catch on the maiden V3 flight

The heat-shield tiles that doomed earlier Starships get their first live camera inspection in flight today — two probes beaming photos back through reentry

Starship’s first V3 flight will drop 20 dummy Starlink satellites today — and two camera probes will photograph the heat shield as it bakes during reentry

The world’s largest chip-assembly house just said its advanced packaging sales will double this year — the quiet bottleneck choking AI hardware

TSMC is now racing to build 18 new chip fabs and packaging plants at once — a frantic bid to feed AI’s bottomless appetite for silicon

Nvidia just booked so much of TSMC’s advanced chip packaging that the world’s biggest foundry is farming out the overflow to rivals

Microsoft just rushed out a fix for ‘YellowKey’ — a Windows flaw that lets attackers pop open BitLocker-encrypted drives and read what’s inside

A critical cPanel zero-day just tore into the Government of Guam’s websites — the same flaw now spreading across hosting servers worldwide

Hackers just used AI to find a zero-day that slips past two-factor logins across Google’s products — the first confirmed flaw of its kind

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