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Cybersecurity

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

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

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

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

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

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

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

By Cassian Holt

Consumer Tech

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

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

Russia will begin sea trials this year on the Khabarovsk — a new submarine built to carry the Poseidon nuclear torpedo, designed to drown coastlines in radioactive waves

By Alexander Clark

Cybersecurity

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

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

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

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

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

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

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

By Cassian Holt

Software, Apps, and Big Tech

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

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

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

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

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

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

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

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

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

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

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

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

NASA’s Psyche just skipped past Mars at 12,000 miles an hour — using the planet’s gravity to sling itself toward a metal asteroid worth more than Earth’s economy

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

The first phone calls beamed straight from satellites to everyday smartphones are going live nationwide — no cell tower needed, no special hardware required

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

Researchers just pushed data down a single fiber past 1 million gigabits per second — fast enough to download every movie ever made in seconds

By Cassian Holt

Consumer Tech

Carmakers are quietly killing the touchscreen-only dashboard — bringing back real knobs and buttons after safety tests and drivers revolted

By Cassian Holt

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