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Cassian Holt

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A Brazilian banking trojan called TCLBanker spreads through WhatsApp, targets 59 banking apps, and hijacks your screen with fake updates

Over 1,300 SharePoint servers remain unpatched against a zero-day Microsoft fixed weeks ago — attackers are still exploiting it

ShinyHunters breach Vimeo and steal personal data of 119,000 users — the same gang behind the Canvas school data leak

Hackers now weaponize vulnerabilities 10 hours after disclosure on average — down from days just two years ago

The ‘Mini Shai-Hulud’ attack hides inside AI coding agent configs — the first supply chain attack to weaponize Claude Code and VS Code as persistence vectors

SpaceX’s NRO constellation now has hundreds of small spy satellites that deliver actionable intelligence in minutes instead of hours

NASA’s Psyche probe will capture thousands of Mars images during Friday’s flyby — then won’t see another planet until 2029

A supply chain attack called ‘Mini Shai-Hulud’ poisoned official SAP packages and stole developer credentials through AI coding agent configs

Palo Alto Networks firewalls have a wide-open zero-day that gives attackers root access — patches start tomorrow

NASA’s Psyche spacecraft will skim 2,800 miles above Mars on Friday at 12,000 mph to slingshot toward a metal asteroid

SpaceX launches NRO spy satellites tonight as the agency’s secret constellation hits 13 missions in two years

Memory chip makers are diverting 70% of production to AI data centers — starving the consumer market and pushing electricity demand to records

AI-assisted attacks hit a tipping point in 2026 — Mandiant says exploits now arrive before patches and phishing is nearly undetectable

China just issued regulations for AI companions, chatbots, and virtual friends — every provider must comply by July 15

T-Mobile now bundles Starlink satellite coverage into a single 5G business plan — filling dead zones without a second device

NASA and SpaceX are sending 6,500 pounds of cargo to the ISS on Tuesday — including new experiments that have never flown before

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