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China Addresses Security Concerns Over Nvidia's H20 Chips

According to Foresight News, China's National Internet Information Office has issued a statement regarding significant security issues found in Nvidia's computing chips. Recently, U.S. lawmakers have advocated for advanced chips exported from the U.S. to include tracking and location features. Experts in the American artificial intelligence sector have disclosed that Nvidia's chips have developed mature technologies for tracking, location, and remote shutdown.To safeguard the cybersecurity and data privacy of Chinese users, the National Internet Information Office, in accordance with the Cybersecurity Law, Data Security Law, and Personal Information Protection Law, conducted a meeting with Nvidia on July 31, 2025. The office requested Nvidia to address the security risks associated with the backdoor vulnerabilities in the H20 computing chips sold in China and to provide relevant documentation.
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Strategic Partnership to Advance Web3 Banking in the U.S.

According to BlockBeats, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and Vaulta have announced a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the adoption of Web3 banking in the United States. This collaboration will integrate Vaulta's native assets into WLFI's macro strategy reserves and incorporate WLFI's stablecoin USD1 into Vaulta's Web3 banking solutions, facilitating easier management, growth, and protection of assets within a decentralized ecosystem. Zak Folkman, co-founder of World Liberty Financial, stated, "USD1 is rapidly becoming the preferred stablecoin for institutional and real-world payment channels, and this partnership with Vaulta marks another significant step forward. WLFI and Vaulta share a common vision: to build a bridge between traditional finance and DeFi. By integrating USD1 into Vaulta's Web3 banking infrastructure, we are making decentralized finance more practical, compliant, and accessible to both ordinary and institutional users."
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Microsoft Releases Emergency Patches for SharePoint Vulnerabilities

According to Cointelegraph, Microsoft has issued urgent security patches to address zero-day vulnerabilities in its SharePoint work management software. These vulnerabilities have led to spoofing attacks, compromising sensitive data and passwords across governments, businesses, and universities globally. The company acknowledged ongoing attacks targeting on-premises SharePoint Server customers, partially mitigated by the July Security Update.The affected software includes on-premises versions of SharePoint, excluding the cloud-based SharePoint 365. Microsoft has released cumulative patches for "SharePoint Server Subscription Edition," "SharePoint Server 2019," and "SharePoint Server 2016." The vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2025-53770 and CVE-2025-53771, were detailed in a blog post by Netherlands-based Eye Security, which described them as a "large-scale exploitation of a new SharePoint remote code execution." Eye Security reported four waves of attacks by Saturday, with numerous systems compromised.The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) highlighted the use of ToolShell in these attacks, enabling malicious actors to access SharePoint content, including file systems and internal configurations, and execute code over the network. Microsoft's SharePoint product page notes that over 200,000 organizations and 190 million people utilize the software for content management, team sites, and intranets, though these figures may include users of the unaffected cloud-based version.Microsoft has faced criticism for security lapses in the past, including a Windows 10 vulnerability introduced by a security update, similar to the current SharePoint issues. In 2024, the company was scrutinized by the United States Congress over security vulnerabilities that endangered federal officials' email accounts. U.S. President Donald Trump was involved in discussions regarding these security concerns. Microsoft's ongoing efforts to enhance cybersecurity remain crucial as it navigates these challenges.
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Jack Dorsey Unveils Decentralized Messaging Service Bitchat

According to Cointelegraph, Block CEO and Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has introduced the beta version of Bitchat, a decentralized peer-to-peer messaging service that operates entirely over Bluetooth. Over the weekend, Dorsey shared his experience learning about Bluetooth mesh networks, relays, store and forward models, and message encryption as he announced Bitchat on X. The system, described as having 'IRC vibes,' is reminiscent of early web-based messaging systems from the late 1990s.Bitchat is a decentralized messaging application that functions over Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) mesh networks, as detailed in Dorsey's white paper. It offers ephemeral, encrypted communication without relying on internet infrastructure, making it resilient to network outages and censorship. The network is fully decentralized, with no central servers, accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers required for registration. Messages exist only in device memory by default and are not stored on a central database, ensuring end-to-end encryption for added security.Unlike current popular messaging applications like WhatsApp and Messenger, which are operated by centralized, profit-driven corporations such as Meta, Bitchat provides a decentralized alternative. The mesh networking feature allows for automatic multi-hop message relaying, and users can set up room-based chats with hashtag-named group chats and optional password protection. A 'store-and-forward' system caches messages for offline peers for set time periods, enhancing the service's resilience.Each device in the Bitchat network acts as both a client and a peripheral, creating a self-organizing mesh where messages can hop between devices to reach distant peers. The system operates within a 30-meter Bluetooth range, with bridge nodes connecting separate clusters. Messages are encrypted based on their type—private, room, or broadcast—and large messages are fragmented into smaller 500-byte chunks. Future plans include enabling messaging over WiFi to increase bandwidth for larger messages.Bitchat's potential use cases include conferences, protests, disaster areas, or any scenario where internet infrastructure is unavailable, unreliable, or untrusted. The white paper concludes that Bitchat demonstrates the feasibility of secure, private messaging without centralized infrastructure. By combining Bluetooth mesh networking, end-to-end encryption, and privacy-preserving protocols, Bitchat offers resilient communication that functions anywhere people gather, regardless of internet availability. Dorsey, who previously served as CEO of Twitter and founded the decentralized social messaging platform Bluesky in 2019, left the Bluesky board in May 2024 without explanation.
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Telegram Founder Warns of Potential Societal Collapse in France

According to Cointelegraph, Telegram founder Pavel Durov has expressed concerns about France's political direction, warning of a potential societal collapse if current censorship and regulatory policies persist. In an interview with French outlet Le Point, Durov criticized French President Emmanuel Macron's decisions, stating, "Emmanuel Macron isn’t making the right choices. I’m very disappointed. France is getting weaker and weaker." He emphasized that nurturing generations with a specific mindset could take decades to alter, and delaying necessary reforms could lead to extreme changes. Durov highlighted the risk of France losing talent to other regions, such as Dubai.Durov's remarks come in the wake of his media appearances following his arrest in France in August 2024, which sparked widespread condemnation from the crypto community, civil rights activists, and human rights organizations. These groups continue to monitor Durov's case, considering its implications for free speech and political expression in the digital era. The Telegram founder also recounted claims that French intelligence services requested him to censor pro-conservative content related to the May 2025 Romanian presidential election. Durov alleged that Nicolas Lerner, head of French intelligence, approached him at the Hôtel de Crillon with this request, which he refused.Durov criticized the European Union’s Digital Services Act, describing it as a potential tool for censorship disguised as consumer protection and misinformation prevention. He warned that such laws could be turned against their creators, stating, "These laws are dangerous because they can be used against those who created them. Today, they target those labeled conspiracy theorists. Tomorrow, they may target their authors." Durov's comments reflect ongoing debates about the balance between regulation and freedom of expression in the digital landscape.
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