The 256 Foundation conducted its first security audit on Bitcoin miner firmware, revealing 41 vulnerabilities in popular third-party firmware like LuxOS, VNISH, and Braiins OS, while Bitmain's stock firmware showed no malicious behavior. These flaws include default credentials, embedded SSH keys, unauthenticated APIs, and insecure update methods, posing risks to mining operators and the network's security. The foundation has given vendors 30 days to address these issues, emphasizing the need for transparency and security in mining software to protect operators and maintain Bitcoin's decentralized integrity.
The Chief Operating Officer of Gen Digital sold 28,248 shares recently. This insider sale could indicate a personal financial decision or a strategic move, which investors might watch closely for signals about the company's outlook. While such sales ...
Funding Circle's shares fell 3% to 193.20p despite strong first-half results showing a 302% rise in pre-tax profit to £24.1 million and 50% revenue growth to £138.2 million. The CEO, Lisa Jacobs, plans to leave by September 2027, but analysts expect ...
GameStop's stock rose 4% after CEO Ryan Cohen purchased one million shares in the open market, signaling strong insider confidence. This move stands out as the broader gaming sector, including Take-Two and Roblox, showed little change. Despite a 19% ...
China's efforts to replace NVIDIA with domestic AI chips face setbacks as prices for Huawei and Cambricon processors surged by up to 50% due to a shortage of high-bandwidth memory (HBM). This memory, critical for AI chip performance, is scarce in Chi...
Adobe reported better-than-expected revenue and earnings per share, growing 12.9% year-over-year and raising its full-year 2026 guidance. Key growth drivers include a 40% sequential increase in Firefly ARR and Creative freemium monthly active users s...
