A severe vulnerability in BTCPay Server, a widely used Bitcoin payment processor, allowed attackers to access Lightning node credentials and steal funds from connected nodes. Notable victims include Foundation, a hardware wallet maker, and the Bitcoin publication Citadel21. The flaw involved persistent macaroons (API keys) that remained valid after updates unless manually refreshed, exposing users despite applying patches. BTCPay Server urgently released version 2.4.2 and advised immediate upgrades or server shutdowns to prevent further losses, highlighting challenges in securing self-hosted Bitcoin infrastructure.
Geely Auto Group reported October vehicle sales of 310,183 units, surpassing 300,000 for the first time in 2026, marking eight consecutive months of year-over-year and month-over-month growth. New energy vehicles (NEVs) accounted for 69% of sales, re...
Atos has appointed Judith Stewart as the new Head of Healthcare & Life Sciences for Asia Pacific, aiming to accelerate growth and innovation in the sector. With over 18 years of healthcare leadership experience, Judith will focus on helping organizat...
Zama has announced its Q3 Shielded report release scheduled for November 2 at 10 a.m. ET. The report will cover the health of its network, adoption of confidential tokens, and developments within its ecosystem of institutions and developers. A discus...
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by 2.92% to $2.62 trillion as of midnight ET Monday, even though Bitcoin and four out of five other major cryptocurrencies posted gains. Bitcoin rose 0.77% to $78,420, Ether increased 1.17% to $2,29...
Ceva's NeuPro-Nano NPU and SensPro AI DSP have been deployed in Mobilint's REGULUS edge AI System-on-Chip, marking the first production use of Ceva's NeuPro NPU family. REGULUS delivers 10 TOPS AI performance under 3W, designed for real-time AI in po...
