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Hackers tricked Meta AI into helping hijack accounts

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By Abigail Rubenstein Verified
| Morning Brew Verified
Your mom was right: Asking nicely is the best way to get what you want—even if what you want is to hack famous people’s Instagram accounts. That’s apparently how hackers got Meta’s AI customer support to aid them in taking over high-profile handles. It’s unclear how many accounts were impacted, but victims appear to include the Obama White House account, the US Space Force’s chief master sergeant, and a former Meta employee turned security researcher.
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New details emerge after White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting

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By Abigail Rubenstein Verified
| Morning Brew Verified
The organizers of this year’s White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner undoubtedly expected to make headlines as the first such event President Trump has attended while president, but the event filled with journalists, Cabinet officials, and high-profile businesspeople got attention this weekend, not for witty barbs or feats by its mentalist host, but for being disrupted by a shooter.
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Soldier in Maduro raid charged over $400k Polymarket bet

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By Abigail Rubenstein Verified, Sam Klebanov Verified
| Morning Brew Verified
Federal prosecutors allege a US soldier involved in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro took advantage of his access to classified information to win $400,000 by betting on the timing of Maduro’s ouster on Polymarket. Gannon Ken Van Dyke, a soldier stationed at Fort Bragg, was involved in the planning of the raid as of early December 2025, and placed 13 bets by the end of that month on the Venezuelan leader being out by Jan. 31, prosecutors claim.
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