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Applebee’s left database password in app, exposing customer data

Applebee’s exposed customers’ personal data after a database password was left inside its app, TechCrunch reported. The flaw could have allowed unauthorized access to customer information. It matters because hardcoded credentials are a preventable security failure that can affect many users.

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GitHub experienced an incident affecting pull requests, Git operations, and issues, according to a report shared on Hacker News. The disruption could block code review, repository operations, and issue tracking for teams relying on the platform. Details on the cause and scope were not included in the headline.

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Democrats won nearly every closely watched race against Republicans, according to Wired. The sweeping results could reshape political power and signal a broad shift in voter support.

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Canva cuts 22% of staff in major restructuring

Canva announced layoffs affecting 22 percent of its workforce alongside broader company changes. The move makes the design platform one of the larger tech firms to undertake a major staff reduction, affecting many employees and signaling continued cost-cutting across the sector.

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US tech giants' hidden AI debt jumps 90% to $3.2 trillion in six months

The hidden AI-related debt of major US technology companies reportedly rose 90% to $3.2 trillion over six months, according to Hacker News. The scale of these less-visible obligations could raise concerns about financial risk as firms expand AI infrastructure. It matters because large hidden liabilities may affect investor confidence and the broader tech sector.

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Gemini reportedly trains on chat history even for paid personal accounts

A Hacker News post claims Google Gemini uses chat history for training even for subscribers on personal accounts. This raises privacy concerns for paid users who may expect stronger data protections, so users should review Gemini activity and training settings.

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