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Wolfspeed Puts Transparent Silicon Carbide on Sale for AR and Qubits
Wolfspeed has launched transparent silicon carbide wafers for AR glasses and quantum computing. Specs are public; customers, prices and volumes are not.
Russian Home Goods Chain Poryadok Shuts Stores After Hacker Attack
Poryadok, a Russian home goods chain, says a hacker attack is behind days of closed stores, delayed orders and missing loyalty bonuses. No timeline yet.
WordPress 7.1.4 Fixes an Update Flaw Attackers Are Already Probing
WordPress 7.1.4 fixes a flaw in core updates that can lead to remote code execution, and Wordfence says attackers are probing it. How to check your site.
Hyundai Commits Affiliates to Saemangeum AI Data Centre Build
Saemangeum AI data centre: Hyundai affiliates commit to two SPCs in November, with construction from March 2027 and services planned for early 2030.
Muji Says App Breach May Have Exposed Up to 27.26m Customer Records
Muji app breach: Ryohin Keikaku says up to 27.26m records with email, date of birth and gender may have leaked. No cards, names or addresses were in them.
Drupal Warns Highly Critical Commerce Core Flaw Is Being Exploited
A highly critical Drupal Commerce access bypass, CVE-2026-118539, is being exploited. Update Commerce Core to 3.3.13 or 8.x-2.41 and audit orders.
Google Is Shutting Jules; Sessions End 11 November, Export Opens Now
Jules shutdown: Google's coding agent goes read-only after 11 November and closes on 31 December. How to export sessions, memories and settings now.
Cursor Says Tampered Claude Code Extension Reached Up to 5,000 Users
A tampered Claude Code extension sat in Cursor's marketplace for about 11 hours on 29 October, reaching up to 5,000 users. How to check and clean up.
US Charges Five in ‘Ghost Student’ Aid Fraud Linked to Kenya
US prosecutors allege a ghost student fraud used stolen identities to claim federal student aid, with money mules sending funds to Kenya. Five are charged.
TeamViewer Fixes a Flaw That Lets a Remote Host Attack the Viewer
A TeamViewer vulnerability lets a malicious remote host attack the person connecting to it. Version 15.83 fixes it, and no exploitation is known.
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