Author: 行政

In decentralized finance, “audited” is often presented as a verdict on an entire project. In practice, an audit usually covers named code, components and versions at a particular point in time. Anything added, excluded or operated around that boundary may carry a different level of assurance.A new preprint puts a number on that gap. Researchers affiliated with security company ack3 and the Czech Technical University in Prague examined 135 reported incidents from the first half of 2026, with $939.86 million in attributed losses. They found identifiable public pre-incident audits for 68 incidents.Within that 68-incident subset, the authors classified 46 attack…

Coinbase’s new partnership with payments platform Moov gives community banks and credit unions a route to offer stablecoin services through the financial relationship they already have with businesses. The local institution can remain the customer’s front door, while Coinbase supplies the disclosed custody and transaction infrastructure behind it.Moov CEO Wade Arnold framed the demand bluntly: business customers asked to accept stablecoins currently go outside their primary financial institution. Moov and Coinbase want that service to appear inside the institution’s existing payments experience. The arrangement could preserve the bank’s customer connection. Control of the economics, data and operational risk remains unresolved…

Bitcoin payment processor BTCPay Server has warned that bots are probing exposed Lightning nodes for a potential route to administrative control.The activity follows a separate critical BTCPay vulnerability that attackers exploited a month ago to obtain credentials protecting LND nodes and drain merchant wallets.BTCPay subsequently disabled external access to LND, a widely used implementation of Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, in its standard Docker deployment. The project now says automated systems are targeting servers where operators manually restored that access, repeatedly calling an LND password-change endpoint. Related ReadingBitcoin Core Lightning Docker bug leaves node operators exposed despite showing updated version The latest…

Ledger’s status page continued to list Cosmos (ATOM) as a major outage on Sept. 13, leaving users unable to view ATOM balances or transaction history and unable to submit transactions through Ledger Wallet more than four days after the incident began.The company opened the incident at 19:41 CEST on Sept. 8. As of press time, its latest update, posted at 16:12 CEST on Sept. 10, said restoration work was continuing and that the affected features remained unavailable. Ledger has not disclosed a cause or an estimated restoration time.The continuing warning does not mean Cosmos Hub is still halted. It shows…

This weekend, on Sept. 12, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for coordinated limits on the advance of frontier AI and laid out a three-stage plan. Anthropic plans to begin by inviting external evaluators into the company with access mostly comparable to its internal risk teams.The proposed review team would receive company equipment, workspace access and opportunities to speak with employees. Its contract would permit publication of key findings without Anthropic controlling the conclusion, subject to defined legal, security, privacy and commercial constraints. Outsiders could then test whether the company’s safety commitments shape real training and deployment decisions.Access inside one lab…

Bitcoin traded below $77,000 on Sunday as a weak week extended into the weekend, leaving traders facing fresh AI uncertainty and an approaching Federal Reserve meeting.Bitcoin traded at $76,695 near press time, down 0.80% over 24 hours and 4.08% over seven days. The retreat puts the cryptocurrency back near a price area it visited before the weekend, with a Federal Reserve meeting also approaching.The price area is also familiar. CryptoSlate’s Sept. 11 coverage reported an intraday low of $76,676 on Sept. 10, ahead of the Saturday AI statements. That chronology makes the weekend’s move an extension of existing weakness rather…

The International Energy Agency has cut its 2026 oil supply forecast and now expects full Gulf supply recovery in 2027, complicating the prospect of energy-driven relief in borrowing costs for Bitcoin investors.Its Sept. 11 report projects average global supply of 100.7 million barrels a day this year, down from 102 million in the Aug. 12 outlook. The downward revision is 1.3 million barrels a day.Demand is weakening too. The IEA forecasts global oil consumption will fall by 2.5 million barrels a day in 2026 compared with 2025. It puts that contraction at about 940,000 barrels a day deeper than it…

Open Jupiter, tell it you want to swap SOL for USDC, check the price, and press the button. From the user’s point of view, there is not much more to it.So it’s only natural to assume that Jupiter is where the trade happens. In reality, Jupiter is closer to a search engine for liquidity. Its software looks across different places willing to take the other side of the trade, compares what they are offering, and sends the order toward the best route it can find. Its current system can choose among ordinary decentralized exchanges, proprietary automated market makers, or propAMMs,…

Satsuma Technology said the High Court of Justice approved the cancellation of 11,235,874,700 B shares, authorizing the share-capital reduction behind a £30,718,881 return to shareholders. The return is fixed at £0.002734 per B share after the UK-listed company sold all 669 BTC it disclosed.The B shares are the mechanism for moving cash back to investors. Under the transaction structure, eligible investors received one B share for each ordinary share held at the record time. Canceling those B shares allows Satsuma to make the corresponding capital repayment while the ordinary shares proceed toward delisting.Shareholders had approved the capital return and delisting…

Commercial manufacturers whose connected hardware wallets or wallet software meet the European Union’s product test must now warn cyber authorities within 24 hours of discovering an actively exploited vulnerability or severe security incident.The requirement took effect Sept. 11, 2026, under the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act, or CRA. The European Commission’s reporting guidance says the clock applies to manufacturers of products with digital elements.The CRA is a horizontal product law. The Commission’s implementation FAQ says it applies to hardware and software made available on the EU market. The legal test also requires the product’s intended or reasonably foreseeable use to include…