# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Security

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No Entry Fee, Share $600,000! Zoomex Launches the World’s First Zero-Cost Trading Competition: Let Skill Be Your Only Asset

Zoomex, a leading cryptocurrency trading platform, has launched the "2026 Zero-Cost Trading Competition," featuring a $600,000 USDT prize pool. The event eliminates financial barriers by providing new users with $100-$200 in bonus funds to participate without depositing their own capital. The competition consists of an Individual Contest, where rankings are based on ROI and trading volume for a share of a $100,000 prize, and an Entertainment Zone with mystery boxes and lotteries for a $500,000 prize pool. Participants can also earn team rewards. The event runs from May 12 to June 1, 2024 (UTC), with limited spots. Zoomex emphasizes its commitment to fairness, transparency, and security, backed by regulatory licenses and security audits.

TheNewsCrypto05/09 10:44

No Entry Fee, Share $600,000! Zoomex Launches the World’s First Zero-Cost Trading Competition: Let Skill Be Your Only Asset

TheNewsCrypto05/09 10:44

AI Relay Stations: The Hidden Pitfalls Behind Low Costs, How to Screen and Avoid Them?

AI Relay Stations: The Hidden Risks Behind Low Costs and How to Avoid Pitfalls AI relay stations are becoming a popular gateway to various models, offering lower prices, a wider selection, and a unified interface for tools like Claude Code and Cursor. However, their appeal masks significant risks. Users may unknowingly surrender prompts, code, business documents, customer data, and even full project contexts. The demand is driven by genuine needs: cost savings compared to expensive official APIs (e.g., GPT, Claude), easier access amid regional restrictions, and the push from AI-powered development tools. But not everyone needs a relay station. Light users should exhaust free official quotas first. Heavy users, like developers, can adopt a layered approach, using top models for critical tasks and cheaper local models for routine work. If a relay station is necessary, follow a careful selection and usage protocol: 1. **Verify First:** Test model authenticity, latency, and stability before purchasing credits. Check the quality of provided documentation. 2. **Isolate Configuration:** Use unique API keys for each service, manage them via environment variables, and set usage limits to control costs and potential damage from leaks. 3. **Classify Your Data:** Develop a habit of data grading before sending requests. Only send non-sensitive, public information directly. Desensitize semi-sensitive data (e.g., internal documents) by removing names and specifics. Never send highly sensitive data like passwords, private keys, or confidential customer information. 4. **Handle AI Coding Tools Separately:** Tools like Cursor can send extensive project context (file contents, directory structures, error logs). Use relay stations only for independent, non-core code tasks. For sensitive projects, switch back to official APIs or local models. 5. **Monitor and Prepare an Exit:** Regularly check billing statements, follow platform updates and community feedback, and always have a backup provider. Ensure your setup uses standard OpenAI-compatible APIs for easy migration. Ultimately, relay stations are tools, not default solutions. Their value lies in solving access needs at a controlled cost, but maintaining that control requires proactive risk management through verification, isolation, data classification, and continuous monitoring.

marsbit05/09 10:16

AI Relay Stations: The Hidden Pitfalls Behind Low Costs, How to Screen and Avoid Them?

marsbit05/09 10:16

Crypto Security Fears Rise As Chaos Labs Reveals Attempted Advanced Wallet Attack

Chaos Labs disclosed a sophisticated attempted hack targeting its operational wallets over a weekend, prompting several crypto firms to switch oracle providers. Borrowing platform Tydro, Solv Protocol, and Kelp DAO are among those migrating to Chainlink's oracle infrastructure, signaling a broader shift in confidence. Chaos Labs founder Omer Goldberg stated the attack was contained to routine operational wallets and that the core Chaos Oracle Network was not breached. The company rotated all keys and detected no further suspicious activity. Cyber professionals informed Chaos Labs that the methods were consistent with a nation-state attack, though no specific country was named. This incident occurs amid a difficult month for crypto security, including the high-profile Kelp DAO exploit in April.

bitcoinist05/09 09:04

Crypto Security Fears Rise As Chaos Labs Reveals Attempted Advanced Wallet Attack

bitcoinist05/09 09:04

The CLARITY Act Up for Review Next Week: What Outcome for Stablecoin 'Interest-Bearing Rights'?

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is set to review the CLARITY Act on May 14, a pivotal bill aiming to establish a clearer regulatory framework for digital assets. The legislation seeks to resolve three key issues: defining jurisdictional boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, determining whether digital tokens qualify as securities or commodities, and addressing conflicts between banks and crypto firms over stablecoin rewards. A central compromise in the bill prohibits rewards for merely holding idle dollar-backed stablecoins, deeming them too similar to bank deposits. However, rewards tied to active uses like payments would be allowed. Banks argue this could drain insured deposits and threaten financial stability, while crypto companies view restrictions as anti-competitive. The bill's passage hinges on securing support from at least seven Democratic senators, with opposition citing concerns over anti-money laundering provisions. The crypto industry is pushing for enactment before the November midterm elections. The outcome will significantly reshape the competitive landscape between traditional banks and crypto firms, determining how deeply digital assets can integrate into payment and savings systems.

marsbit05/09 05:03

The CLARITY Act Up for Review Next Week: What Outcome for Stablecoin 'Interest-Bearing Rights'?

marsbit05/09 05:03

Weekly Editor's Picks (0418-0424)

Weekly Editor's Picks (0418-0424) provides in-depth analysis on key developments across macro trends, crypto markets, and policy. Key topics include the oil market nearing a physical supply crisis due to shipping disruptions, even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens. In crypto, reports cover global consumer crypto adoption, a data-driven strategy for trading volatile altcoins, and the state of VC funding. Prediction markets like Polymarket are analyzed not as pure event-guessing games but as systems where understanding legalistic rules creates an edge. Major DeFi protocol Aave is criticized for poor crisis management amid a $300M exploit, while the controversial structure of World Liberty Financial is examined. Other highlights include policy updates like the CLARITY Act, Ethereum’s, airdrop opportunities, and weekly recaps of major incidents like the Kelp DAO hack and SpaceX's AI disclosures.

marsbit04/25 02:47

Telegram Founder Claims French Officials Sold Crypto Data, Linked To 41 Kidnaps

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has accused French officials of selling crypto owners’ data to criminals, linking it to a sharp rise in kidnappings. France has seen 41 crypto-related kidnappings this year, part of a growing international trend known as “wrench attacks.” Durov criticized French policies requiring identity data and access to private messages, arguing that increased data flow leads to more leaks and victims. The incidents, which began in late 2024, have escalated significantly in 2026, now accounting for over half of all organized kidnappings tracked by French intelligence. In response, the government plans a broader crackdown, including a dedicated police unit, improved international coordination, and a new prevention platform for threat alerts and security guidance.

bitcoinist04/25 02:32

Telegram Founder Claims French Officials Sold Crypto Data, Linked To 41 Kidnaps

bitcoinist04/25 02:32

a16z Founder: In the Agent Era, What Truly Matters Has Changed

Founder of a16z Marc Andreessen discusses the transformative shift into the Agent era in a recent podcast. He emphasizes that today’s AI is not an overnight breakthrough but the result of an 80-year evolution, now reaching practical utility. Key developments include the convergence of LLMs, reasoning models, coding capabilities, and agent-based recursive self-improvement. Andreessen describes agents as systems integrating LLMs with shells, file systems, markdown, and schedulers—combining new AI with established software components. This architecture enables introspection, state persistence, and cross-platform execution, moving beyond chatbots toward agent-first interaction. He predicts traditional UIs will fade as agents execute tasks on behalf of users or other bots. He compares the current AI investment cycle to the dot-com bubble but highlights stronger fundamentals, with major tech firms leading scalable, revenue-generating infrastructure expansion. Open source, edge inference, and local AI deployment are critical to global adoption and competition. Andreessen also addresses broader challenges: security risks, identity verification, financial infrastructure for agents, and organizational adoption. He cautions that societal and institutional barriers will shape the pace of AI integration, tempering both utopian and dystopian expectations.

marsbit04/25 02:05

a16z Founder: In the Agent Era, What Truly Matters Has Changed

marsbit04/25 02:05

Bitcoin Could Survive Sale Of Satoshi’s Coins, On-Chain Expert Says

On-chain analyst James Check argues that a potential quantum-enabled sale of Satoshi-era Bitcoin would not be an existential threat to the market, despite concerns. While approximately 6.934 million BTC are theoretically vulnerable due to exposed public keys, Check contends the real risk is much smaller. He identifies only 1.716 million BTC in old P2PK outputs as the primary concern, comparing a full liquidation to 60-90 days of typical sell-side pressure in a bull market—significant but not fatal. Check emphasizes that the core debate is less about market impact and more about the philosophical principle of whether Bitcoin should intervene to freeze vulnerable coins or preserve absolute property rights.

bitcoinist04/24 14:32

Bitcoin Could Survive Sale Of Satoshi’s Coins, On-Chain Expert Says

bitcoinist04/24 14:32

$292 Million KelpDAO Cross-Chain Bridge Hack: Who Should Foot the Bill?

On April 18, 2026, an attacker stole 116,500 rsETH (worth ~$292M) from KelpDAO’s cross-chain bridge in 46 minutes—the largest DeFi exploit of 2026. The stolen assets were deposited into Aave V3 as collateral, causing $177–200M in bad debt and triggering a cascade of losses across nine DeFi protocols. Aave’s TVL dropped by ~$6B overnight. This legal analysis argues that KelpDAO and LayerZero Labs share concurrent liability, with fault apportioned 60%/40%. KelpDAO negligently configured its bridge with a 1-of-1 decentralized verifier network (DVN)—a single point of failure—despite LayerZero’s explicit recommendation of a 2-of-3 setup. LayerZero, which operated the compromised DVN, failed to secure its RPC infrastructure against a known poisoning attack vector. Both protocols’ terms of service cap liability at $200 (KelpDAO) or $50 (LayerZero), but these limits are likely unenforceable due to unconscionability, gross negligence exceptions, and potential securities law invalidation (if rsETH is deemed a security under the Howey test). Aave’s governance also faces fiduciary duty claims for raising rsETH’s loan-to-value ratio to 93%—far above competitors’ 72–75%—without adequately assessing bridge risks, amplifying the systemic fallout. Practical recovery targets include LayerZero Labs (a registered Canadian entity), KelpDAO’s founders, auditors, and identifiable Aave governance delegates. The incident underscores escalating legal risks for DeFi protocols, infrastructure providers, and governance participants.

marsbit04/24 06:25

$292 Million KelpDAO Cross-Chain Bridge Hack: Who Should Foot the Bill?

marsbit04/24 06:25

XRP’s Quantum Readiness In 2 Years: What This Means For Investors

XRP Ledger (XRPL) developers have unveiled a four-phase roadmap to achieve full post-quantum readiness by 2028, positioning it ahead of most major blockchains in addressing this critical security challenge. The plan includes creating a fallback mechanism for fund security, testing quantum-resistant signature schemes, and deploying hybrid cryptographic solutions. Ripple’s engineering lead emphasized that this transition represents a fundamental architectural shift affecting key management and validator infrastructure. The urgency stems from growing quantum computing threats, with research indicating that advanced systems could crack current encryption methods, exposing public keys on-chain. The final phase aims for full native post-quantum cryptography implementation by 2028.

bitcoinist04/24 04:02

XRP’s Quantum Readiness In 2 Years: What This Means For Investors