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A threat actor known as '888' claims to have stolen 35GB from Accenture including source code, RSA keys, SSH keys, and Azure cloud access tokens. Accenture confirmed the incident but has not disclosed whether client data was affected.
The EU General Court rejected all three of Apple's challenges to its Digital Markets Act gatekeeper designation, upholding mandatory compliance with rules on rival app stores and developer payment steering.
CVE-2026-53359, a use-after-free bug in KVM's shadow MMU code introduced in 2010, allows a malicious VM guest to corrupt host kernel memory and potentially achieve full host takeover. Patches shipped July 4.
As of July 7, Anthropic's most powerful model is no longer included in Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plans — users must buy usage credits at $10 per million input tokens and $50 per million output tokens.
Microsoft is eliminating 4,800 positions — 2.1% of its global workforce — with Xbox taking the heaviest blow as studios spin off and management layers collapse from 14 to five.
SpaceX enters the Nasdaq-100 before Tuesday's open, the fastest major index inclusion on record, triggering an estimated $4.3 billion in automatic buying from tracking funds.
Tesla's Robotaxi went fully unsupervised in Miami on July 3, skipping the safety-driver period used in every prior city, just as federal regulators probe camera-only FSD's performance in rain and glare.
Munich-based Quantum Systems hit an $8 billion valuation after Blackstone, Airbus, Advent, and Noteus co-led a $1.2 billion Series D, more than doubling the drone maker's worth in under a year.
The Wall Street Journal says SpaceX showed pre-IPO investors a slim, handset-like device running xAI's Grok on a proprietary OS with Qualcomm Snapdragon hardware. Musk calls the report "utterly false."
The Milan-based owner of AOL, Vimeo, Evernote and WeTransfer debuted on Nasdaq under ticker BSP, closing its first trading day up nearly 40% and pushing its market cap past $25 billion.
Samsung Messages stops working today for US Galaxy owners on Android 12+, automatically migrating them to Google Messages within 24 hours.
Doubao and Qwen are disabling their humanlike AI agent features this month after neither platform could bring its architecture into compliance before China's Interim Measures for Anthropomorphic AI Interaction Services takes effect on July 15.