Google has updated its naming system for hacking groups to a simpler format with memorable first names and country-indicative second words, replacing the older APT numbering system. This change aims to help cybersecurity professionals better track and understand threat actors, improving response to cyberattacks. Google now monitors over 5,000 hacker activity clusters globally, reflecting the widespread cyber capabilities of many nations. Consistent naming helps organizations recognize threats faster and prepare defenses more effectively, though no single system can capture all hacker activity perfectly.
TradeXYZ, a leading platform for real-world asset perpetual contracts on the Hyperliquid blockchain, has seen its daily trading volume fall to $2.1-$2.6 billion, down 71% from its July 2026 peak of about $100 billion monthly. Despite this sharp decli...
Rob Hamilton and his Bitcoin Red Team used AI to find nearly 5,000 issues in Bitcoin-related code in just 30 hours, including a wallet bug fix merged into Bitcoin Core. This AI-driven audit highlights the potential of AI in improving crypto security ...
Zcash's price jumped from $805 to over $1,000, reaching $1,051 on September 4, 2026, driven by a strong rally that forced short sellers out of leveraged positions. This caused a 562% liquidation imbalance with $13.24 million liquidated, mostly from s...
Token Terminal expanded its real-world asset dashboard by adding 145 new tokenized assets, including five tokenized stocks on Solana with a combined market cap of about $1.7 million. These stocks come from issuers Backpack, Anchored Finance, and xSto...
The G7 Cybersecurity Working Group urges immediate preparation for post-quantum cryptography to protect sensitive data, including Bitcoin holdings. Bitcoin addresses that have revealed their public keys—either through spending or older formats—are vu...
