[ad_1] Blockchain surveillance firm Elliptic published a report Friday detailing the exploits of notorious North Korean hacking group Lazarus, which has been “ramping up” activity in recent months. The organization has been linked to five
[ad_1] The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) motion to unseal documents in its lawsuit against Binance US was approved on Friday by a district judge, according to a court filing. The information was previously filed
[ad_1] On Sept. 15, the United States government responded to questions the defense has suggested posing to potential jurors during their selection for the case against former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, often known as SBF.
[ad_1] The community of NFT holders in prominent Ethereum collection Nouns fractured into two late Friday when a proposed fork from the project was completed. Holders of more than half of all Nouns NFTs opted
[ad_1] Lawyers representing Gemini Trust have pushed back against a plan proposed by Digital Currency Group (DCG) for creditors of Genesis Global. In a Sept. 15 filing in United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern
[ad_1] Opening Saturday in London, a blockbuster fashion exhibition at The Design Museum is transporting visitors backstage at London Fashion Week via augmented reality (AR) in an experience powered by Snapchat maker Snap. Sponsored by
[ad_1] Google is gearing up to release its much-anticipated conversational AI system Gemini, setting the stage for an all-out AI battle royale with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. According to a report by The Information, Google has opened
[ad_1] Observers should soon get a look at least some of the sealed documents in the United States Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) case against Binance. The documents were sealed at the SEC’s request with
[ad_1] “The defense requests numerous open-ended questions about what opinions potential jurors have formed about the case, the defendant, and the defendant’s companies, and asks whether potential jurors can ‘completely ignore’ what they have previously
[ad_1] The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has alerted investors to be cautious of crypto companies describing themselves as “banks.” The financial watchdog warned that crypto companies are not banks and that describing their products
