North Korean Hackers Are Using Fake Job Offers to Breach Cloud Systems, Steal Billions in Crypto
North Korean operatives have breached crypto firms’ cloud systems using fake IT job offers and malware, stealing billions this year. Source link
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CoinShares Wants to Offer Solana Staking ETF—But It’s Complicated, Experts Warn
CoinShares joins ETF staking rush with Solana filing as crypto funds chase yield and juggle redemption risks. Source link
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Algeria Bans All Crypto Activities, Including Ownership and Mining
Violations of the new law could incur prison sentences of up to a year, and thousands of dollars in fines. Source link
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Indian Production Company Faces Backlash for Releasing AI Altered Film Without Director’s Consent
Film studio Eros used AI to create new ending for 2013 movie without director’s consent, igniting debate over artistic integrity and AI ethics. Source link
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Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin
The veteran asset manager advised investors to hedge against macroeconomic risks around rising government debts. Source link
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Russian Entities Using Kyrgyzstan’s Crypto Industry to Evade Sanctions: Report
TRM Labs found that Russia-linked activity accounts for almost all of Kyrgyzstan’s cryptocurrency industry. Source link
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UK Chancellor Mulls Selling $7.2B Bitcoin Stash to Plug Gap in National Finances
Trade association CryptoUK urged the government to take a “long-term view” on holding Bitcoin seized from criminals. Source link
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‘Short-Term Contraction’ Expected as Hungary Adds Crypto Trading to Criminal Code
Hungary’s newly updated laws on cryptocurrency trading could have a negative impact on the domestic crypto market, according to the Blockchain Hungary Association. Kornél Kalocsai,...
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‘Rogue Politicians’ Using Crypto to Hide Proceeds of Corruption: Nigeria EFCC Chair
EFCC chair Ola Olukoyede said at an African Union event that corrupt politicians in Nigeria are “hiding their loot in cryptocurrencies.” Source link
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Malicious Pull Request Inserted Into Ethereum Code Extension: Research
Cybersecurity firm ReversingLabs uncovered two lines of malicious code in an update forETHCode, an open source suite of tools. Source link
