Recent tests by Anthropic have revealed how far AI has come in targeting smart contract vulnerabilities on various ...

New analysis showed models including Claude Opus and GPT-5 uncovered millions in simulated vulnerabilities across blockchains ...

HCIactive today announced the development roadmap for its upcoming Smart Policy Wallet, a next-generation digital experience designed to unify benefits, coverage details, accumulators, and policy ...

Alongside major development milestones, Mutuum Finance continues to advance through its presale cycle. The project has now ...

Researchers showed that off-the-shelf AI models can independently craft multimillion-dollar smart contract exploits, and the economic barrier to launching these attacks is dropping sharply.

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Greenet, Taiwan's leading green electricity retailer, officially launched a 20-year green power wheeling agreement with ...

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Vodacom Business is offering various Black Friday deals in 2025, spanning smartphone contracts, business Internet products, and SIM-only plans. It is also offering productivity software deals designed ...

The Black Friday weekend is officially over and advent season has commenced, but – for those of us in the know – there are a fair few post-Black Friday deals to snap up over the Christmas countdown.

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