[Verse 1] August ninth, twenty-twenty-six, trouble on the wire A Canadian hacker copped a guilty plea Snowflake data stolen, extortion for hire Millions squeezed from victims — now he's facing the judiciary Framework laptop maker sent a notice far and wide Every single customer exposed, nowhere left to hide Contact details scattered like a deck of cards in wind When a Metabase zero-day cracked open and got in [Chorus] Data breach — it's a perforation in the vault Someone left a crack and now the whole thing comes to halt Zero-day means nobody patched the wound before the bite Sensitive information bleeding out into the night Data breach — learn the word "rapacious" — meaning hungry past all reason Hackers gorge on databases every single season Lock your doors, watch the cracks, every query is a question Data breach — the perforation needs your full attention [Verse 2] Metabase is software built for reading data clear A SQL injection slid right through the door The query language twisted, turned malevolent and sheer Admin access handed over — sensitive records to the floor Framework customers, all of them, exposed in this connection Because Metabase was sitting at the center of the breach One vulnerability threading through in both directions Two separate companies stung by what one exploit could reach [Chorus] Data breach — it's a perforation in the vault Someone left a crack and now the whole thing comes to halt Zero-day means nobody patched the wound before the bite Sensitive information bleeding out into the night Data breach — learn the word "rapacious" — meaning hungry past all reason Hackers gorge on databases every single season Lock your doors, watch the cracks, every query is a question Data breach — the perforation needs your full attention [Bridge] What protects you when the databases spill? Strong unique passwords for every single account you fill Monitor your credit like a hawk on thermals drifting slow Watch for phishing letters from addresses you don't know A zero-day is a wound that the vendor hasn't seen Attackers find it first and slip between the seams Patch fast when fixes drop — don't sit and deliberate Because rapacious code moves quick and won't negotiate [Verse 3] The Snowflake breach had tentacles that stretched across the wire A hacker harvesting credentials, running ransom schemes Now he's pled his guilt before the court, no room to retire The data theft economy built on fractured seams Three stories tangled tight — Framework, Snowflake, Metabase entwined One lesson wrapped in all of them, the same refrain each time Attackers only need one gap, one query unrefined To pull your information out like copper from a mine
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