Your WIRED daily briefing. Today, the crew of the ISS have patched a leak that caused air pressure to fall across the station, a warmer world means more crop pests, cryptojacking malware makes just $5.80 a day and more. 1. ISS crew repair air leak in Russian capsule The crew of the International Space Station have repaired an air leak caused by a meteoroid strike on a Russian Soyuz spacecraft attached to the space station ( BBC News ). First detected on Wednesday, when a fall in station-wide air pressure alerted the station's crew of cosmonauts and astronauts to a potential leak, the microfracture – just a couple of millimetres in diameter – was repaired by Soyuz commander Sergey Prokopyev of Roscosmos, who used epoxy on a gauze wipe to plug the hole. The Soyuz capsule will be used to return ISS crew members to Earth later this year. 2. Study: A warmer world means more crop pests A new study has found that a rise in global average temperatures will...