This week’s leaks span tech giants, airlines, gaming studios, and federal agencies. Here’s what leaked, and how:
- Leaked document outlines SpaceX — NASA moon delays
November 17, 2025
A leaked internal SpaceX document suggests NASA’s Artemis 3 launch could be pushed back more than one year.
- Leaked airline CEO’s staff email warns of big change
November 17, 2025
The Blue Islands airline “company confidential” email was leaked after the CEO stated that all operations were suspended.
- Leaked Microsoft memo outlines plans for AI
November 19, 2025
Quotes from a memo sent to Microsoft executives from Satya Nadella, revealed the company’s push on the economics of AI.
- Fortnite and Stranger Things collaboration leaked
November 19, 2025
Screenshots of new Fortnite skins, featuring popular Netflix show characters, have made it to gaming news on VICE.
- Draft executive order on state AI laws leaked
November 19, 2025
A draft document of an executive order, shared with Politico, outlines potential limitations on state legislation for AI.
Why it matters…
Every week, leaders learn the same hard truth: your information is only as secure as the person who decides to share it. Leaks like these destabilize launches, undermine trust, disrupt partnerships, and force organizations into reactive crisis management.
EchoMark works to change that.
By embedding invisible, individualized watermarks into every sensitive image, message, and document, you make accountability a part of information sharing. Leaks become traceable and organizations regain control over what leaves their walls—and who is responsible if it does.
