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Layer-2 · 3 days ago Arbitrum Suspends New Stylus Activations Due to Security Concerns Arbitrum has paused new activations of Stylus contracts on its chains following an emergency security upgrade aimed at addressing vulnerabilities linked to AI-assisted attacks.

Regulation · 4 days ago U.S. Treasury Allows States to Seek Stablecoin Approval Amid Regulatory Changes The U.S. Treasury has introduced a new rule allowing states to file for stablecoin approval even if their regulations are not finalized, providing flexibility for state-qualified issuers.

Custody · 1 week ago Chinese National Accused of Defrauding Elderly Woman Out of $53,000 in New York A 42-year-old man from China has been charged with defrauding an elderly woman in New York out of $53,000, with federal authorities denying him bond.

Hacks & Exploits · 2 weeks ago Wells Fargo Customer Claims $10,000 Lost in Unauthorized Transfer, Bank Denies Reimbursement A Wells Fargo customer from Montana alleges nearly $10,000 was lost in an unauthorized wire transfer, with the bank refusing to reimburse him after denying his fraud claim.

Hacks & Exploits · 2 weeks ago Wells Fargo Reverses Denial of $39,000 Fraud Claim After Media Inquiry Wells Fargo has restored a couple's $39,000 after initially denying their fraud claim involving a phone scam.

Macro · 2 weeks ago U.S. Claims Iran Uses Bitcoin Exchange for Strait of Hormuz Toll Collections U.S. authorities allege that Iran is utilizing a bitcoin exchange to manage toll fees for vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, indicating a potential shift in Iran's financial strategies amid ongoing sanctions.

Funding · 2 weeks ago SK Hynix Denies Confirmed Plans for Intel's Ohio Chip Facility SK Hynix has clarified that it is not currently pursuing any confirmed plans to acquire or partner with Intel for its Ohio semiconductor facility, despite ongoing discussions.

Regulation · 2 weeks ago Atletico Madrid to Lower Julián Álvarez's Release Clause with Goal Milestone Atletico Madrid's president has announced a potential reduction of Julián Álvarez’s €500 million release clause if he scores 20 goals in the upcoming season, marking a shift in the club's stance on player transfers.

Infrastructure · 2 weeks ago Bitcoin Core Update v32.0rc1 Introduces Compatibility Challenges for Wallets and Services The recent Bitcoin Core v32.0rc1 update may disrupt wallet protocols and services reliant on Bitcoin's RPC interfaces, as node operators test compatibility ahead of the final release.

Hacks & Exploits · 3 weeks ago Bitcoin Lightning Development Kit Fixes Critical Bugs Affecting Node Security The Lightning Development Kit has released an update addressing critical vulnerabilities that risked fund theft and node restart failures for Bitcoin applications.

Regulation · 3 weeks ago Anthropic Report Highlights AI's Role in Biological Weapons Research and Security Risks Anthropic's recent report reveals instances where its AI model, Claude, was used in research that could potentially aid biological weapons development, raising concerns about AI security and misuse.

Compliance · 3 weeks ago NJ Lenders Corp Settles Data Breach Lawsuit, Offers Up to $2,500 to Affected Customers NJ Lenders Corp has reached a settlement in a class action lawsuit regarding a data breach that exposed customer information, offering payouts of up to $2,500 to approximately 35,000 affected individuals.

Security · 4 weeks ago Iran Claims to Have Downed U.S. Drone Over Bandar Abbas Amid Rising Tensions Iranian state media reports that the military has downed a U.S. drone in Bandar Abbas, a strategic coastal city. The U.S. has yet to confirm this incident, raising concerns over airspace security in the region.

Markets · 1 month ago Chelsea Signs Lamine Camara from AS Monaco for £47 Million on Deadline Day Chelsea has completed the signing of midfielder Lamine Camara from AS Monaco for £47 million, securing a six-year contract with the player amid a busy transfer deadline day.

Security · 1 month ago Iran Rejects US Claims on Strait of Hormuz Oil Traffic Amid Ongoing Tensions Iran's security forces dispute US assertions about oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz, claiming the waterway remains closed under their terms, impacting global oil markets.

Compliance · 1 month ago MCNA Data Breach Settlement Offers Up to $2,500 and Two Years of Monitoring A proposed class action settlement will provide cash payouts and monitoring services to millions affected by a data breach at Managed Care of North America (MCNA).

Compliance · 1 month ago Justin Sun Sues Actress Jing Tian Over Alleged Egg Deal Dispute Justin Sun is taking legal action against Chinese actress Jing Tian, claiming she reneged on a 30 million yuan agreement for her eggs, which she denies.

Stablecoins · 1 month ago Justin Sun and World Liberty Financial Dispute Court Rulings Over Arbitration Justin Sun claims a court ruling favors him in his dispute with World Liberty Financial, but the company's co-founder disputes this characterization, stating that many claims must still go to arbitration.

Compliance · 1 month ago Justin Sun Achieves Partial Legal Victory Against World Liberty Financial Justin Sun has secured a significant procedural win in his lawsuit against World Liberty Financial, keeping his claims in public court rather than private arbitration.

Macro · 1 month ago RB Salzburg and Crystal Palace Compete for Torino's Alieu Njie Amid Transfer Talks Alieu Njie's agent has confirmed that RB Salzburg and Crystal Palace are in negotiations with Torino for the young winger, with offers reflecting the player's potential.