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Klaviyo Bug Exposed New User Passwords to Facebook, Google, and Other Advertisers

Security research says Klaviyo’s sign-up form misconfiguration exposed new customers’ email addresses and passwords—and company details—to third-party “pixels” from Facebook, Google, HubSpot, Microsoft, LinkedIn, and X. The issue ran at least Feb 2024–Nov 2025; Klaviyo fixed it and says fewer than 200 people were affected.

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Gaming

Valve warns Steam hardware customers in Europe after shipping partner data breach

Valve told European Steam hardware customers that CEVA Logistics’ breach (July 29–Aug 1, 2026) may have exposed names, addresses, phone numbers, and emails stored for up to 90 days, but not payment, passwords, or Steam Guard codes. Valve warns to expect phishing messages asking to confirm deliveries, pay fees, or “verify” orders—treat them as fake.

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AI

Discovered Materials Raises $9M to Use AI Agents in Search for Cooler Chip Materials

Discovered Materials says its AI-agent pipeline using Anthropic models can evaluate thousands of semiconductor candidates per day (vs ~20 during founder Akash Ramdas’s Stanford PhD). The 2026 $9M seed—led by Lightspeed India Partners with Peak XV and angel Paul Graham—targets thermally cooler chip materials, and it plans to patent viable GPU uses.

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AI

Flock Safety Pitched Plan to Harvest License Plate Data From Rideshare Dashcams

Flock Safety’s sales deck for Georgia’s AG (Aug.) pitched a Nexar deal to use Uber/Lyft and delivery dashcams for plate data from moving cars, covering 350,000 devices. Flock says it wasn’t finalized; the deck shows no driver notification, and Nexar was breached in September with terabytes of video exposed.

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AI

Rippling Launches AI Spend Console After Internal AI Costs Hit 40% of R&D Payroll

Rippling launched its AI Spend Console in August 2026 after CFO Adam Swiecicki warned in March that AI token costs could hit 40% of R&D headcount budget (up 80% MoM). The company traced most spend to 10–15% of employees (one at $50,000/month) and routed prompts via its AI gateway; internal deployment cut token spend to ~15%.

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