Share Malone Lam, accused of leading a group that stole over $240 million in Bitcoin from a Washington investor using social engineering, is set for a plea agreement hearing. The group accessed the victim's accounts by impersonating trusted entities and laundered the stolen crypto through multiple platforms, spending millions on luxury goods before FBI arrests in 2024. Lam could face at least 14 years in prison if convicted. This case highlights ongoing risks of social engineering attacks in cryptocurrency thefts and the challenges law enforcement faces in curbing such crimes.
Global zinc supply is expected to fall short by 88,000 tonnes in 2026 amid declining mine production, while tin demand is projected to outpace supply growth through 2035. This has renewed exploration in historic polymetallic mining districts in the U...
Avacta Therapeutics presented positive preclinical and early clinical data for AVA6103, a novel peptide-drug conjugate targeting FAP-positive tumors resistant to Enhertu. AVA6103 demonstrated superior tumor control and prolonged drug release in precl...
Obra Capital has closed its fifth Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) offering, raising $403.6 million. This deal brings the firm's total CLO issuance to more than $2 billion across five deals in less than two years, demonstrating strong investor co...
ImPact Biotech reported positive early results from its Phase 1 trial of Padeliporfin VTP in patients with locally advanced, unresectable pancreatic cancer. Of 12 patients treated, 75% have undergone or are scheduled for surgery, with over half achie...
eSoftware Associates has introduced a free five-minute AI readiness assessment to help regulated organizations identify and prioritize security risks related to sensitive file access in Microsoft 365 before deploying Copilot. The assessment highlight...
