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⚠️ UPDATE: New Court Files Reveal How Microsoft Helped the FBI Identify Peter Stokes "Bouquet" (Scattered Spider Member) The court files reveal that Microsoft helped the FBI track Peter Stokes down using GDID — a Global Device Identifier, which is assigned to every Windows installation and cannot be changed unless the OS is wiped. The GDID helped them track: • IP history • Full web activity • Video game activity and games played • Logged-in social accounts, including Snapchat, Facebook, and Apple According to the court documents, the critical mistake was using a VPN to create the ngrok account used in the May 2025 Tiffany & Co. hack from the same Windows device associated with his GDID. Although the account was created from a VPN IP address ending in .168, Microsoft records show that the same GDID (6755467234350028) accessed the ngrok signup page at the exact time the account was created, linking the hack to his personal social accounts.

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Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are facing a new federal antitrust lawsuit in the US that accuses them of working together to keep DRAM production artificially low, leading to higher RAM prices. The lawsuit claims the companies limited supply while demand continued to grow. According to the complaint, this allowed memory prices to rise much faster creating a “RAMpocalypse.” The lawsuit seeks class-action status and asks for damages on behalf of businesses and consumers who allegedly paid inflated prices for products containing DRAM memory.

JUST IN: A new Chinese AI model from Zhipu AI reportedly matches Claude Mythos’ performance at finding security bugs.