OnlyFans 340M User ‘Leak’ Is Fake: Inside the Viral Hoax That Fooled Everyone
The OnlyFans data leak of 340M records is fake. Hacker admitted data was assembled from old breaches. OnlyFans denies any breach. Here’s how the hoax worked.
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GitHub Hacked via Poisoned VS Code Extension: 3,800 Internal Repos Stolen
GitHub hacked via poisoned Nx Console VS Code extension by TeamPCP (UNC6780). 3,800+ internal repos stolen, $50K ransom demanded. Supply chain attack hits the supply chain.
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Meta’s Llama 5 ‘Avocado’ Missed 3 Deadlines: Now It’s Going Closed Source
Meta Llama 5 Avocado has missed 3 release deadlines and is going closed source. $135B invested, second-tier benchmarks vs GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus 4.7.
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Aflac Breach Exposes 22.7 Million: SSNs, Health Records, Everything Gone
Aflac data breach exposes 22.65 million records including SSNs, health claims, and personal data. Social engineering attack detected in June, investigation concluded Dec 4.
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Microsoft Defender Zero-Days Exploited in Wild: Your Antivirus Is the Attack Vector
Two Microsoft Defender zero-days — CVE-2026-41091 (RedSun) and CVE-2026-45498 (UnDefend) — are actively exploited. CISA sets June 3 deadline. Patch now.
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Nvidia N1X Launches at Computex 2026: The ARM Chip That Could Kill x86 Laptops
Nvidia unveils the N1X at Computex 2026 — a 20-core ARM chip with 6144 CUDA cores co-developed with MediaTek. Dell, Lenovo, ASUS devices ready for holiday 2026.
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GitHub Copilot Kills Flat Pricing: Devs Face $750/Month Bills Starting Today
GitHub Copilot switches to token-based AI Credits billing today, June 1, 2026. Developers report projected costs jumping from $29 to $750/month. Here’s what changed, why devs are furious, and the best alternatives.
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The OnlyFans ‘340 Million User Leak’ Is Fake — But the Privacy Nightmare It Created Is Very Real
A hacker claims to sell 340M OnlyFans user records for $76K. OnlyFans denies a breach. The data was stitched from old leaks — but the danger to users is real.
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A Google Engineer Used Internal Search Data to Win $1.2 Million on Polymarket — Then the Feds Came Knocking
Google security engineer Michele Spagnuolo arrested for using confidential search data to win $1.2M on Polymarket prediction markets. Faces 50 years in prison.
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Jensen Huang Just Landed in Taiwan With a Secret Product Nobody Has Seen — Computex 2026 Could Change Everything
Jensen Huang arrives in Taiwan for Computex 2026 with Vera Rubin chips and a mystery product. Nvidia’s $100B Taiwan spending and a new overseas HQ planned.
