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Starz Promo Codes: $5 Off for July 2026
Starz is offering a $5 discount on both new and renewing subscriptions throughout July 2026, making its award‑winning lineup even more affordable. Use the Wired guide to locate the active promo code and apply it at checkout to lock in the savings.
JADEPUFFER shows how AI agents can chain old flaws into ransomware
Sysdig says JADEPUFFER used an LLM agent to automate a database-extortion campaign through a known Langflow flaw, turning familiar weaknesses into a faster attack chain.
GoDaddy challenges India domain privacy order as WHOIS access fight widens
A Delhi High Court order aimed at fake websites would curb default domain privacy, require KYC checks and speed disclosure requests. GoDaddy says the remedy could expose legitimate site owners.
Apple's Hide My Email faces privacy warning after reported exposure bug
Reports from 404 Media, Gizmodo, and TechCrunch say Apple's Hide My Email may expose real addresses, raising questions about alias-based privacy.
Android 17 adds native Eclipsa Video support for more consistent HDR
Google is building Eclipsa Video into Android 17, giving developers a metadata-driven HDR path through Media3, Camera2, and compatible HDR devices.
Bernie Sanders Saw This Coming
Bernie Sanders warned that the growing anger toward Big Tech and unchecked AI is no longer a distant concern but a looming crisis. As public frustration reaches a tipping point, lawmakers are poised to fast‑track stricter antitrust and AI‑governance measures, putting immense pressure on tech giants and startup innovators alike.
Dialog Claims It Was Hacked. A Misconfigured Website Left Its Members Exposed
A misconfigured server left Dialog’s member list publicly accessible, meaning anyone with the link could view personal details without needing to hack the site. Contrary to the company’s claim of a “criminal” breach, investigators found no evidence of a forced intrusion—just an exposed directory. This highlights how simple configuration errors can create serious privacy risks.
Whoop Promo Codes: 20% Off This June 2026
June 2026 brings a limited‑time 20 % off on Who op memberships, usable through a free‑trial start, a student discount, or a special military rate. Grab the code now—any new user, eligible student, or active‑duty/veteran can slash their monthly fee before the promotion expires at the end of June.
Hungryroot Coupon Codes: 30% Off This June
Hungryroot is offering a limited‑time **30 % discount** on first orders throughout June, plus a complimentary gift when you apply the promo code at checkout. This deal is open to both new users trying the service and returning customers looking for extra savings on their healthy grocery deliveries.
The Kratom Civil War Is Heating Up, and MAHA Has Picked a Side
The upcoming ban on 7‑OH signals a strategic blow to the kratom community, forcing users and vendors to choose between compliance or defiance. MAHA’s public endorsement of the prohibition marks its first overt alignment in the escalating kratom civil war, potentially reshaping alliances across the industry.
Cameras, Sensors, and 3D Body Scans: All the Tech Helping Eliminate Blown Calls
The new officiating system creates a real‑time digital twin of every player, letting referees review plays from any angle with millimetre‑level accuracy. By grounding off‑side and out‑of‑bounds calls in precise 3‑D data, the technology promises far fewer “blown calls” and a more consistent, transparent decision‑making process.