 It's Thursday, December 19th, 2013. I'm Nathan Seichert, and I once built an airplane out of Legos, but I was never able to fly it. Damn, UFA! Brick regulations! This is 90 seconds on the verge. Target has confirmed that up to 40 million credit and debit card accounts are at risk after hackers stole data encoded on the magnetic stripes of customers' cards. This data could theoretically allow thieves to reproduce the stolen cards and withdraw cash from ATMs. The sophisticated hack reportedly took place between November 27th and December 15th. Looks like someone's getting a lump of coal on some identity theft charges in their stocking. The quote, father of Kinect, is working with a new family, wearables. Alex Kittman, the general manager of Xbox Incubation Projects, is heading up Microsoft's plans for wearable computers. Kittman's team is focused on testing and customizing Windows on prototypes like smartwatches and Kinect glasses. The team is said to be expanding on these concepts to test whether Microsoft could bring them out of an incubation phase and into a real product. While Microsoft's wearable work is clearly in early stages, it might not be too long before we see these plans come into fruition. And finally, Joaquin Phoenix may have played a nice guy in his new film, Her, but he may soon be stepping in another direction. If it becomes official, Phoenix will join actors Gal Gadot, Ben Affleck, and Henry Cavill in the sequel to Man of Steel. Casting rumors have been flying around since the film was first announced, suggesting we'll see a lot of cameos from DC characters. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, Madame Tussauds unveils their latest wax creation, Vladimir Putin. Oh wait, never mind, it's just Putin in a staring contest.