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How DPRK Hackers Spent Six Months Inside Drift Before the $270M Drain

How DPRK Hackers Spent Six Months Inside Drift Before the $270M Drain

Drift Protocol revealed that the April 1 exploit was the culmination of a six-month intelligence operation: attackers posed as a quant trading firm, met developers in person, and used a silent code-execution bug in VSCode and Cursor to compromise developer machines.

2026-04-05 18 articles
Suno's Copyright Filters Are Trivially Easy to Bypass

Suno's Copyright Filters Are Trivially Easy to Bypass

The Verge found that slowing a track down or adding white noise is enough to get Suno to generate near-identical AI covers of Beyoncé, Black Sabbath, and others — which can then be uploaded to streaming platforms for royalties.

NYSE and Nasdaq Race to Launch 24/7 Tokenized Stock Trading

NYSE and Nasdaq Race to Launch 24/7 Tokenized Stock Trading

Both the NYSE and Nasdaq are pursuing around-the-clock tokenized stock trading platforms using blockchain, promising instant settlement and stablecoin funding — and challenging the old-guard middlemen who profit from after-hours market closures.

2026-04-04 18 articles
MAD Bugs: Claude Finds 500+ Zero-Days in Open Source Software

MAD Bugs: Claude Finds 500+ Zero-Days in Open Source Software

Security firm Calif's 'Month of AI-Discovered Bugs' initiative has used Claude to uncover over 500 high-severity zero-day vulnerabilities in production open-source software, including working exploits for Vim, FreeBSD, and Firefox.