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Odaily News: Bitcoin News posted on X platform that a long-term Bitcoin holder had all assets withdrawn from their account within less than 12 hours of transferring BTC to a major Australian exchange. According to a friend of the holder, hackers had compromised their Google account for approximately 3 months, obtaining their email and Google Authenticator credentials backed up to the cloud, and then waited for them to deposit BTC into the exchange. The exchange identified the hacker as the account owner and approved the withdrawal, with the holder receiving a withdrawal approval notification at 3 AM. The post recommends disabling cloud backup for Google Authenticator and using hardware security keys such as YubiKey; setting up two keys can serve as a backup in case one is lost.
Z.ai releases GLM-5.3, based on the same foundation model as GLM-5.2, achieving capability improvements through expanded post-training. According to the official announcement, GLM-5.3 improves by 50% over GLM-5.2 on the internal Z.ai Code Bench coding benchmark, and reaches a leading level among open models in public benchmarks such as Terminal Bench 3.0 and Agents' Last Exam. In terms of cybersecurity, GLM-5.3 achieved a score of 84.5% in the CyberGym vulnerability discovery test, and significantly improved compared to the previous generation in exploit chain-related tests such as ExploitBench and ExploitGym.
According to CoinDesk, Ripple announced on Monday that it will share its internal intelligence on North Korean hackers with Crypto ISAC, a threat intelligence-sharing organization for the cryptocurrency industry, to help businesses identify coordinated intrusion campaigns. This move comes amid a recent shift in attack patterns targeting the cryptocurrency sector. The April theft of $285 million from the Drift protocol was not a traditional smart-contract vulnerability exploit; instead, North Korean hackers spent months building relationships with Drift contributors and installing malware on their devices before stealing private keys. Ripple stated: “The strongest crypto security posture is a shared one. A threat actor rejected by one company after background screening may submit resumes to three other companies the same week. Without shared intelligence, each company starts from scratch.”
According to The Wall Street Journal, North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis said Sunday local time that he would support the confirmation of Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chair, thereby clearing the final major hurdle for Trump’s chosen successor to Powell. Tillis had refused for months to vote in favor of Warsh, stating he would not advance any Fed nominee’s confirmation while the Justice Department’s criminal investigation into Powell remained ongoing—calling the probe an attack on the central bank’s independence. However, that investigation appears to have concluded last Friday. (Jin10)
Odaily News Trader 0xSun posted stating that news-driven trading remains one of the more cost-effective strategies in the current crypto market, with its core lying in the directionality and volatility brought by events.Reviewing several recent events, including abnormal ETH transactions, Arc fee adjustments, TAO ecosystem changes, RAVE-related investigations, and the KelpDAO security incident, all triggered significant price fluctuations within a short period. He believes that participating in such opportunities relies on either the speed of information acquisition or the ability to judge the impact of events.Furthermore, he indicated that as the recent altcoin market has gradually cooled down, he has resumed the strategy of going long on BTC while hedging by shorting some altcoin assets. He believes that against the backdrop of relatively weak liquidity and the fading of certain narratives, the overall performance of altcoins may face relatively more pressure.
According to on-chain analyst Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens), Kelp DAO lost approximately $294 million in the cross-chain bridge exploit. As a result, $ZRO dropped from $2 to $1.40. A whale holding a long $ZRO position on HyperLiquid was partially liquidated, incurring a loss of $2.88 million. The whale still holds the position, with an unrealized loss exceeding $750,000 and a total loss of approximately $28.98 million.