Ledger quietly patched a serious security flaw in its Ethereum hardware wallet app on August 12, 2026, which allowed malicious apps to replace legitimate transactions during signing. The vulnerability was found internally by Ledger's Donjon security team using AI tools but was publicly revealed later by an external researcher, TestMachine, causing some controversy over disclosure timing. No confirmed thefts have been reported, but users are urged to update to Ethereum app version 1.22.2 or later to ensure protection. Ledger has not announced any compensation or emergency measures related to this issue yet.
Markel Insurance has appointed Dean Johnson as Head of Transport & Logistics and Rhys O'Neill as Head of Marine Liability to strengthen its new Marine Transportation business. These roles aim to enhance underwriting expertise and portfolio growth ami...
Marco Waltenspiel, a Red Bull athlete, achieved a world first by performing a wingsuit slalom through seven hot-air balloons at 200 km/h in Cappadocia, Turkey. This daring feat was part of a collaboration between Royal Philips and Red Bull to promote...
Marvell Technology faces new competition as Qualcomm enters Amazon's AI custom silicon and optical connectivity ecosystem. Despite this, Marvell's data-center revenue grew 46% year-over-year in Q2 FY2027, prompting management to raise revenue forecas...
Solana's price recovered to around $101.50 after dipping to $98.38, trading within a symmetrical triangle pattern between $100 and $103. Key resistance lies near $103–$105, with a breakout above $106 potentially driving prices to $109–$110.50, while ...
XRP is trading around $1.42, showing signs of a potential breakout if it closes above $1.38, which could lead to a rally toward $1.60 and possibly $2.02. Technical analysts highlight key resistance near $1.74–$1.78 and support at $1.35–$1.36, with th...
