Coinkite issued a security advisory for Coldcard Mk3 hardware wallet users after reports that about 594 BTC, worth nearly $38 million, were moved from roughly 500 dormant wallets. The affected firmware versions range from 4.0.1 to 5.0.3, and the company is investigating the cause, which may involve weak randomness in seed generation rather than a supply chain hack. Users without a BIP-39 passphrase are advised to migrate their funds cautiously, while those with passphrases face lower risk. Coinkite is continuing its investigation and will provide more technical details soon.
eBay CEO Jamie Iannone has sold company shares worth $2.3 million. This sale comes as eBay's stock has delivered a 12% return over the past year. The move may reflect personal financial planning or confidence in the company's current valuation. Inves...
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is leading efforts to block the proposed $110 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, citing concerns over reduced competition and excessive market power. Actor Mark Ruffalo has publicly urge...
Rayonier has become a larger and more diversified timberland and wood products REIT after merging with PotlatchDeltic. Despite higher leverage following the merger, Rayonier's strong profit margins, stable real estate segment, and a 5.16% dividend yi...
Lam Chun-yin, a former relationship manager at China Construction Bank (Asia), was sentenced to four years in prison for accepting over $470,000 in Tether cryptocurrency to authenticate false bank instruments valued at more than $1.6 billion. The cou...
In Venezuela, scammers are exploiting the widespread use of USDT stablecoins by sending fake USDT tokens with zero value to merchants during checkout. These counterfeit tokens mimic real USDT contracts and appear valid in self-custody wallets, tricki...
