[Verse 1] Oracle PeopleSoft, a door left cracked wide open Zero-day exploit, somebody found the gap Nissan's employee records got quietly stolen A software flaw that put the workforce on the map Names and numbers slipping through a system's blind spot Insurance body confirmed the data got dropped online Hackers posted proof before the patch was even thought of A corporate paper trail now scattered down the line [Chorus] July first, twenty-twenty-six, the breaches keep arriving Millions of records exposed while the servers kept on running Zero-days and stolen logins, no alarm bells ringing Until the damage surfaces and everyone starts counting Guard the gates, watch the patches, check the vendor's timing Because the quiet vulnerabilities cost the most [Verse 2] Aflac Japan opened up their books and got a headache Four point three eight million customers, their details laid bare Policy numbers, personal profiles, quietly taken Over four million people suddenly breathed compromised air The Tokyo offices scrambling through a notification process Mandatory disclosure when the customer data bleeds Japan Times broke the story, SecurityWeek confirmed the figures A breach that crossed the ocean with embarrassing speed [Chorus] July first, twenty-twenty-six, the breaches keep arriving Millions of records exposed while the servers kept on running Zero-days and stolen logins, no alarm bells ringing Until the damage surfaces and everyone starts counting Guard the gates, watch the patches, check the vendor's timing Because the quiet vulnerabilities cost the most [Bridge] Then fourteen million login credentials surfaced on the internet Six internet providers, six separate trust violations Usernames and passwords from the routers people never checked Collected, sorted, published like a digital excavation Every ISP is someone's only connection to the world And now those connections thread through somebody else's hands [Verse 3] PeopleSoft was trusted, Oracle's enterprise backbone A platform running payroll, HR, the daily grind But zero-days don't care about the brand name on the contract They find the seam nobody stitched and slip right through behind Nissan told their workers, Aflac told their customers The ISP subscribers got the notification wave Three separate breach events across one single calendar morning A crowded Tuesday proving no one's data is enslaved to safe [Chorus] July first, twenty-twenty-six, the breaches keep arriving Millions of records exposed while the servers kept on running Zero-days and stolen logins, no alarm bells ringing Until the damage surfaces and everyone starts counting Guard the gates, watch the patches, check the vendor's timing Because the quiet vulnerabilities cost the most [Outro] Twenty-six brought the numbers, brought the headlines, brought the count Oracle, Aflac, six providers, Nissan — add it up Patch the zero-days before the hackers cash the invoice out Eighteen million reasons why you cannot just trust luck
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