U.S. Secret Service launches 24-hour operation to find funds stolen from cyberattacked Binance
The U.S. Secret Service has officially announced that it is working around the clock to recover the $6.3 billion stolen from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.
Chinese AI and semiconductor stocks plunge 40% Shares of leading companies in China’s AI (artificial intelligence) and semiconductor sectors have plunged 40% in less than four months, while the benchmark STAR 50 Index has also fallen.
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Ban on government employees using artificial intelligence (AI)
Public sector employees banned from using artificial intelligence (AI) tools For security reasons, the Swedish government has banned officials from using AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude.
Use of AI Banned for Public Sector Employees Sweden Bans Use of ChatGPT and Claude by Government Officials Due to Security Concerns According to international media reports, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) services—specifically OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude—by Swedish government officials for official duties has been banned, effective immediately, due to potential risks to IT security. Sweden’s Chief Information Officer (CIO), Mikael Vetterkrantz, stated that government employees must henceforth use only government-approved AI tools, such as Microsoft Copilot. He noted that the use of unapproved tools could pose a threat to the nation’s information security. An internal audit recently conducted by the Swedish Transport Administration revealed several issues, including officials inputting sensitive government information into insecure AI tools and subsequently utilizing the outputs generated by them. However, it is reported that a limited number of government officials have been granted access to use ChatGPT and Claude through a "specialized AI platform" developed by the government itself for specific purposes. #BTCAHLAN #crypto #CryptocurrencyWealth
AI use banned for government employees Sweden bans government officials from using ChatGPT and Claude for security reasons Citing potential risks to IT security, the Swedish government has banned its officials, effective immediately, from using OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude AI services for official duties, foreign media report.
Binance to cover the $6.3 billion loss caused by the cyberattack using its own funds
Binance has decided to cover the $6.3 billion loss caused by the cyberattack using its own funds Binance, the cryptocurrency exchange platform targeted by the cyberattack, has reaffirmed its commitment to cover all losses caused by the incident using its own corporate funds.
Binance to Cover $6.3 Billion Total Loss from Cyberattack Using Its Own Funds
The cryptocurrency exchange Binance, which was targeted by a cyberattack, has reaffirmed its commitment to covering the total loss resulting from the incident using its own corporate funds.
According to foreign media reports, a recent statement issued by the company indicates that it has already set aside over $6.3 billion—an amount equivalent to the losses incurred—to address the situation.
The statement from Binance notes that, of the $6.3 billion allocated, $5 billion is already held in the form of the specific crypto tokens (exact token assets) that were affected by the attack.
The company further stated that it is in the process of acquiring the remaining funds required to cover the losses through various channels. It acknowledged that this process may take some time and promised to provide updates on its progress as soon as possible. Binance has stated that the aforementioned $6.3 billion does not include assets that have been frozen as part of investigations, and that the process of recovering and verifying these funds is still ongoing. #btcahlan #BTC #crypto #CRYPYONEWS
Binance prepares to cover the total $6.3 billion loss caused by the cyberattack using its own funds
The cyberattacked crypto exchange Binance has reiterated its assurance that it will cover the total losses caused by the incident using its own corporate funds. International media report that, according to the company’s latest statement, it has already set aside more than $6.3 billion for this purpose—an amount equivalent to the losses incurred.
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14 killed in Russian drone attack on a railway station in Ukraine – European leaders strongly condemn it
A Russian drone crashed into a railway platform in the city of Dnipro, killing 14 people and injuring another 14. Foreign media report that European leaders have strongly condemned the attack, which took place yesterday (29).
A warning from China itself about the new DeepSeek AI model that operates while bypassing instructions
An independent test has revealed that DeepSeek’s latest V4.1 Flash-1017 model, from one of China’s leading artificial intelligence (AI) technology companies, has shown stronger safety controls than earlier versions, but has in some cases managed to bypass software systems designed to shut it down.
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